We deliver premier energy infrastructure businesses through strategically balanced investments in energy transition and flexible generation. The Energy Infrastructure strategy is tailored for institutional-grade investors, providing long-term value, enhancing Europe’s energy resilience, and aligning with broader decarbonisation goals. Our senior-level team, with over 20 years of industry experience, has established strong relationships, enabling us to generate unique deal flow and high-quality investment opportunities.
With a track record of over 10 years, our robust risk management processes, and rigorous due diligence aim to achieve stable returns, even in a volatile market environment.
Why Invest with ARETE?
COMPREHENSIVE INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO
Exceeding 500 MW in installed capacity in our pipeline, Arete prioritizes operational and ready-to-build projects, focusing on strategic asset and geographic diversification.
100 MW CCGT
in the Czech Republic
69 MW
operating onshore wind in Germany
46 MW
Operating PV in the UK
20 MW PV
in operations in Poland
60 MW
Battery storage in Spain
100 MW
Solar PV with 15 years PPA in Spain
Responsible Investing
Every investment is vetted through rigorous ESG criteria, aligning with global sustainability goals and EU regulations. This ensures our investments yield competitive financial returns while advancing environmental and social objectives.
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Our diversified portfolio is carefully balanced to mitigate risks and maximise returns. This balanced approach supports financial gains and bolsters Europe’s energy resilience.
Proven Expertise
With over 10 years of experience, Arete’s seasoned team brings decades of expertise in energy infrastructure and real estate investments across Europe, ensuring strategic and informed investment decisions.
Strategy Supported By Secular Tailwinds
1
Decarbonization
The EU’s growing electricity demand is projected to increase from 3000 TWh in 2022 to 3700 TWh in 2030.
2
Renewable Energy Shift
By 2035, over 60% of electricity will come from renewable sources, increasing to more than 95% by 2050 in the EU. This transition raises the demand for energy storage and flexible generation solutions.
3
Heat Generation
Ensuring reliable heat generation during winter is critical. Our strategy includes investing in flexible generation sources capable of providing both heat and power when renewable generation is less reliable.
4
Massive Investment
EU capital expenditure for the energy transition could reach €1.7 trillion by 2030, with approximately 45% allocated to onshore wind and solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity.
5
Rising Demand
Increasing emissions allowance prices and the European ESG strategy are significantly driving demand for renewable energy. Over 60% of EU companies plan to source 50% of their energy from renewables within the next two years.
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