Energy Transition Infrastructure Funds Raise $215 Billion Since 2014: PitchBook Report

Since 2014, energy transition infrastructure has garnered $892 billion in investments, with around 25% directed to specialist funds focused on renewable energy, battery storage, and carbon capture. Driven by stakeholder pressure and ESG integration, these funds have gained popularity among institutional investors. Fund performance has improved, supported by technological advancements and government incentives, making renewable projects increasingly attractive. While Europe initially led in investments, North America has surged, representing over 35% of global fundraising recently. The sector shows promise for continued growth, with a projected increase in energy demand and favorable policies, despite potential challenges from competition and resource costs. Resources: https://esgnews.com/energy-transition-infrastructure-funds-raise-215-billion-since-2014-pitchbook-report/