Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners exceeds €12 billion target for energy transition fund, aiming for 30GW of new renewable capacity.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, a Danish-based company, has successfully raised funds for their CI V energy transition fund, exceeding their target of €12 billion. The fund focuses on wind, solar photovoltaic (PV), and battery storage projects in OECD countries, excluding co-investment capital. CIP has already committed 60% of its funds through six final investment decisions, owning 50 projects at the development stage with a potential total investment volume of €24 billion. The fund aims to fully commit by spring 2026. The fund is expected to contribute 30 GW of new energy capacity worldwide, providing power for more than 10 million homes. CIP has acquired Morecambe, an offshore wind project with a capacity of 480 MW in the eastern part of the Irish Sea.