All Clean Energy articles – Page 2
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Asset Manager NewsActis acquires Klara Renewables from CVC DIF and launches a new renewable energy platform in Poland
Actis, a leading growth market investor in sustainable infrastructure, today announced that it will acquire Klara Renewables, a 171MW operating onshore wind portfolio with approximately 275MW of hybridisation potential through co-located solar PV and BESS projects, from CVC DIF. This acquisition forms the seed asset and marks the launch of Actis’ second renewable energy platform in Central & Eastern Europe. The platform aims to have up to 1.5GW in energy capacity, comprising onshore wind, solar PV, and BESS.
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Asset Manager NewsNuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit Completes $546M Preferred Equity Investment in SunZia, the Largest Clean Energy Project in U.S. History
New York, NY (July 1, 2026) – Nuveen, a global investment leader managing $1.4 trillion in assets under management1, today announced the closing of a $546 million preferred equity investment in SunZia, the largest renewable energy infrastructure project in U.S. history that is now fully operational.
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White papersHow energy security is reshaping infrastructure investment in Europe
Chris Twomey and Federica Gallina, Partners at Sosteneo, part of Generali Investments, discuss two inescapable energy challenges that Europe has to face: security of supply and system resilience.
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White papersThe investing value of transition planning
For infrastructure companies, anticipating changes to climate and energy is far more than a risk management process; it can unlock cost efficiencies, operational resilience and support long-term value creation.
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White papersSecurity, scale and the economics of clean power in growth markets
In developed markets, the phrase “energy transition” is often seen through a substitution frame: old molecules out, new electrons in. In growth markets, the reality is more urgent and more practical. It is not about replacing one stable system…
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White papersEuropean construction: Green shoots of growth?
Construction activity in Europe is poised for a gradual recovery at a time when evolving European Union (EU) policies could boost demand for locally produced low-carbon steel and cement. Here, we lay out three key considerations when investing in European cement and steel industries.
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White papersThe sovereignty challenge: Investment opportunities in a fragmented world
In today’s era of geopolitical upheaval, technological transformation, and economic fragmentation, the investment landscape is markedly shifting.
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White papersExplainer: Energy security and infrastructure investing – understanding the opportunity
The global energy transition is often framed as a climate story. Increasingly, however, it is becoming a story about energy security, economic resilience and national competitiveness – and significant long-term investment opportunities.
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White papers2025 clean energy sustainability report
Nuveen Infrastructure’s 2025 Clean Energy Sustainability Report highlights the firm’s progress in building a resilient, future-focused clean energy portfolio — and demonstrates how sustainability and long-term investment performance can go hand in hand.
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Interview“The case for Europe’s energy transition is no longer only climate change”
The energy transition started out as a response to climate change. But Sonja de Ruiter, Head of Fund Management at Triodos Investment Management, now sees a broader picture emerge. “The energy transition is no longer only about climate,” she says. “It is also very much about energy independence and security, both of which are of vital importance to Europe’s economy.”
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White papersClean energy investment: Balancing energy security with net zero
In the face of escalating geopolitical tensions, technological innovation, and the urgent need to transition to a low carbon economy, the global energy landscape is fundamentally shifting.
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White papersPower demand back to growth. But is the grid ready?
For decades, the U.S. power sector operated within a stable paradigm of modest, predictable load growth. But that is shifting. A new wave of electricity demand growth is emerging, driven by AI data centers, electrification and a push for more domestic manufacturing.
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White papersRenewable Infrastructure Investment: How Much Is Too Much?
Renewable infrastructure is attracting record capital—but how much is too much, and where does concentration start to hurt potential returns?
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White papersAI: A sustainability risk and opportunity for long-term investors
Investors can help determine whether artificial intelligence becomes a net positive for societies and the environment. How they allocate capital and engage with companies and policymakers can play a vital role in the eventual impact of AI.
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White papersA renewed imperative for green transition
“The crisis is a stark reminder that security extends beyond defence. It depends, among other things, on secure energy and resilient supply chains. Transitioning to clean energy is therefore both an environmental priority and a strategic imperative for geopolitical strength and economic resilience.”
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White papersThe evolution of the energy transition
As power grids strain under the rapid expansion of wind and solar, and geopolitical events bring renewed focus on energy security, investors are turning to a wider range of technologies to drive the next critical phase of the global energy transition.
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White papersEfficiency at altitude
Relying solely on sustainable aviation fuel won’t deliver the airline sector’s climate goals. Hannah Heuser and Kenny Tsang outline other practical steps that airlines can take to reduce emissions and improve profitability.
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White papersClimate Action – two years on
Two years ago, L&G and AP7 partnered to invest in high emissions* companies and engaged with them to drive their emissions down over time, in an effort to combine climate impact with shareholder value creation. In this article, we reflect on successes and challenges over two years of engagement by the L&G team.
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White papersGreen is not enough: The need to scale up transition finance
Sustainability-related investments have grown rapidly over the past decade. Initially anchored in global climate commitments such as the 2015 Paris Agreement and net-zero targets, investors mainly focused on directing capital toward explicitly ‘green’ investments that have a limited negative impact on the environment, such as those providing products and services needed to mitigate climate change.
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White papersA new era of energy risk is reshaping the global economy – and driving the energy transition
Energy security fears used to be concentrated in heavy industry, manufacturing and transport. Today, energy risk is becoming embedded in the broader economy – and this is a structural tailwind for energy transition infrastructure.
