We invest in developing and adapting the infrastructure needed to create a decarbonised world, promoting clean energy and the efficiency of resources to mitigate climate change. We manage Impact Funds that follow the main megatrends and sustainable development goals with a positive environmental impact.
28K
CO2 absorption equivalent to a forest of twenty-eight thousand football pitches
33K
Energy savings equivalent to the energy consumption of 33,000 EU citizens
25M
Treatment of more than 25 million tonnes of waste
We seek to invest in sustainable infrastructure through projects or asset-based companies in the field of energy transition and circular economy. We partner with technical partners to develop value-added strategies that enable us to have high cash flow visibility, asset-based and positive impact.
We design flexible operations that fit the requirements of each project and match the objectives of our partners, pursuing a dual goal in our investments: financial and socio-environmental. We quantify, audit and communicate these goals transparently to all our stakeholders.
We invest through three types of operations:
SC Infra focuses its investment on companies working to provide solutions to two global macro-trends:
This megatrend focuses on the shift away from fossil fuels towards renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and biomass. The increasing deployment of infrastructure linked to clean energy technologies is expected to accelerate the decarbonisation of the economy and mobility.
This megatrend emphasises the importance of reducing waste, optimising resource use and promoting circular business models that prioritise the reuse, repair and recycling of materials and products. Energy efficiency is also a crucial component of the circular economy, as it reduces the need for energy and resources and improves the overall sustainability of buildings, transport and industries.
This megatrend focuses on the shift away from fossil fuels towards renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and biomass. The increasing deployment of infrastructure linked to clean energy technologies is expected to accelerate the decarbonisation of the economy and mobility.
This megatrend emphasises the importance of reducing waste, optimising resource use and promoting circular business models that prioritise the reuse, repair and recycling of materials and products. Energy efficiency is also a crucial component of the circular economy, as it reduces the need for energy and resources and improves the overall sustainability of buildings, transport and industries.
