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Innovating for impact

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We manage multiple investment platforms aimed at financing innovative solutions to address climate change and deliver positive impact in emerging markets. Read more about them below.

 

We also design and manage dedicated market development facilities to support the implementation of our investment mandates and contribute towards an enabling environment for climate finance mobilisation.

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REPP (Renewable Energy Performance Platform) provides catalytic finance to renewable energy projects and developers in Sub-Saharan Africa and is funded by UK International Development.

 

Since its inception in 2015, REPP has become a leading investor in the market for small to medium-sized grid-tied and distributed renewable energy projects.

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REPP 2 is a private debt fund focused on the clean energy transition in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is structured as a blended finance vehicle to ensure an appropriate risk-adjusted return to investors and aims to deliver significant climate and economic impacts through flexible financing solutions for the construction of decentralised and small-scale renewable energy assets.

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Spark finances energy efficiency and captive generation projects in Sub-Saharan Africa’s commercial and industrial (C&I) sector, building a diversified and well-structured portfolio of clean energy projects across Africa with a strong ESG profile.

 

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TIDES is a blended finance platform for the Pacific aimed at providing flexible financing to local renewable energy developers with the goal of catalysing investment in zero-emissions projects across the full range of sizes, from mini-grids to large grid-connected systems.

The P-REC Aggregation Facility (PAF) is an impact-focused facility aiming to unlock finance for renewable energy projects in fragile, energy-poor countries in Sub-Saharan Africa by providing upfront revenue to project developers in exchange for Peace Renewable Energy Credits (P-RECs).

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The Luxembourg Microfinance and Development Fund (LMDF) is a social investment fund classified under Article 9 of the SFDR, committed to reducing poverty by supporting microfinance institutions (MFIs) that empower vulnerable populations. It facilitates access to responsible finance through investments in financial intermediaries, aiming to create sustainable social and environmental impact.

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The Forestry and Climate Change Fund (FCCF) aims to reverse forest degradation by making sustainable forest management economically viable for local communities. It invests in natural capital, wood value chains, and equity & inclusion, primarily in Central America and the Caribbean.

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The Female Entrepreneurship Fund (FEF) is a blended finance fund focused on closing the gender gap in financial inclusion across Central America. It supports women-led businesses and financial intermediaries with gender-smart strategies, aiming to foster sustainable growth and socio-economic empowerment.

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$120m

fund size

$468m

finance mobilised

33.0 

MW operational renewable
energy capacity

1.39m

people connected to energy for the first time

$250m

fund size

$786m

finance mobilised (projected)

330

MW operational renewable
energy capacity (projected)

7.7m

people with new or improved clean energy access (projected)

$100m

platform size

$20bn+

market

4x

increase in C&I demand by 2040

20%

reductions possible in customer electricity cost

$100m

fund size

$30m

market development facility

1,600

500

new jobs created

new jobs created for women

$11m

facility size

856k

people connected to energy for the first time (projected)

686

critical services (e.g., clinics, schools, water pumping stations) supported with electricity (projected)

732,005

tonnes CO2 equivalent avoided (projected)

43

MFIs financed directly

65,821

vulnerable micro-entrepreneurs supported

74%

female clients

63%

of beneficiaries in rural areas

26,500

hectares of forest under sustainable management 

157,734

tonnes of CO2 sequestered 

46,010

m³ of timber commercialised from secondary and degraded forests (SDF)

$6.4m 

committed to value-chain companies

Gender-equitable underwriting

Capacity building for financial intermediaries

Socioeconomic ripple effects through reinvestment by women

Technical assistance for product innovation

REPP
LMDF
TIDES
P-RECs
FCCF
FEF
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