Danish investor Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has raised more than €1bn for the second instalment of its flagship Green Credit Fund indicating continued appetite for labelled debt.
CIP’s Green Credit Fund raised €1.3bn at first close, bringing it just over its target of raising €2bn to fund the energy transition.
GCF II has received commitments from a range of institutional partners across the globe, including sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies and pension funds though it did not disclose names of individual investors.
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It will focus on providing credit solutions to renewable energy projects, energy-transition companies, and adjacent opportunities in OECD jurisdictions, particularly in Europe, North America and selective jurisdictions in the Asia-Pacific region. It targets higher-yielding debt, focusing primarily on senior secured credit investments.
The fund has already deployed some of the fresh capital, providing refinancing to a Dutch portfolio of solar and battery storage (BESS) assets, representing 450MW of capacity.
It’s predecessor, the Green Credit Fund I has reached 100% of capital committed at the end of 2025 and deployed its capital across 12 investments in across different technologies and debt structures, the manager said.
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