Accelerating renewable infrastructure
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners appears to be scaling up its renewable‑infrastructure portfolio in high‑growth markets, focusing on large‑scale solar, wind and storage projects.
Public filings show a new offshore wind agreement in Vietnam, a major equity commitment from FMO for co‑investments across Asia and Latin America, the final close of Growth Markets Fund II at roughly USD 3 billion, and the financing and construction start of the La Esperanza Solar project in Mexico, which pairs 420 MWdc of solar with 150 MW of battery storage.
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Energiwatch reported that CIP reached a new agreement to develop a major offshore wind farm in Vietnam.
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FMO committed USD 138 million to a CIP investment vehicle, matched by USD 138 million in equity, to invest alongside CIP’s GMF II in India, the Philippines, Vietnam and Mexico across solar, wind and battery storage projects.
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CIP announced the final close of Growth Markets Fund II at approximately USD 3 billion, tripling the size of its first growth‑markets fund and targeting large‑scale energy infrastructure investments across 15 high‑growth markets.
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CIP secured USD 510 million in debt financing and began construction on La Esperanza Solar in Campeche, combining 420 MWdc of solar capacity with a 150 MW battery storage system and support from a long‑term PPA.
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CIP announced financial close on La Esperanza Solar through Growth Markets Fund II, marking its first project in Mexico and combining 420 MWdc of solar PV with 150 MW / 750 MWh of battery storage.