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QIA’s RWE Deal Shows Sovereign Investors are Backing Grid Infra to Support Renewables Build-Out

29th June, 2026

Qatar Investment Authority’s EUR432 million (US$490 million) participation in RWE’s capital raise is a bet on the grid bottleneck behind Europe’s energy transition.

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Mubadala’s Greenlink Deal Extends Abu Dhabi’s UK Grid Exposure

16th June, 2026

Mubadala’s US$200 million Greenlink investment adds regulated electricity interconnection to Abu Dhabi’s existing UK power exposure.

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Abu Dhabi Shores Up Support for UK Renewables and the Net Zero Push

13th May, 2026

Mubadala’s US$325 million investment in Hornsea 3 adds to Abu Dhabi’s position in UK clean power as Britain continues to rely on long-duration capital to finance the electricity transition.

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NBIM’s North American Renewables Entry: Platforms, Partners and the Evolution of the Real Assets Strategy

6th March, 2026

Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) has acquired a 33.3% stake in a portfolio of operating renewable energy assets in North America alongside Brookfield and British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI), marking its first renewable infrastructure investment in the region.

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Masdar in 2025: scaling a sovereign-backed renewables platform, tightening focus, and positioning for the power demand cycle

29th December, 2025

Masdar’s strategy through 2025 did not resemble a conventional corporate growth plan, but instead operated more like a state-capital buildout with the deployment of a large amount of patient capital into contracted renewables, acquisitions to secure operating platforms in priority markets, and extension into clean power and storage.

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NBIM passes US$2trn with a stock-led quarter and a clearer map for transition investments

30th October, 2025

Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) delivered a 5.8% return in the third quarter of 2025, with equities up 7.7%, fixed income up 1.4%, unlisted real estate up 1.1%, and unlisted renewables up 0.3%.

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Qatar's LatAm Play: QIA Invests in Colombian Renewables Leader

14th October, 2025

Qatar Investment Authority’s additional US$535 million into ISAGEN, lifting its stake to roughly 15% alongside Brookfield Renewable Partners’ plan to rise to about 38% - fits a clear pattern.

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Balancing Beta: NBIM Backs Brookfield Energy Transition Push

29th September, 2025

NBIM has just committed US$1.5 billion to Brookfield Asset Management’s Global Transition Fund II (BGTF II), which represents its second indirect allocation to unlisted renewables and its first to a broad “energy transition” platform.

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Sovereign Investors Plug into Europe’s Grid Supercycle

25th September, 2025

This week, the Dutch government announced the partial sale of TenneT’s German operations to a consortium of long-term investors: Norway’s Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), Singapore’s GIC, and Dutch pension fund APG.

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Thames Water’s cliff-edge is a stress test for UK regulated infrastructure

3rd September, 2025

Thames Water’s slow-motion crisis has become the Rorschach test for how attractive - or not - UK regulated infrastructure is to sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) and public pension funds (PPFs).

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A Billion-Dollar Surge: APG Supercharges Australia’s Renewables with Octopus Deal

31st July, 2025

Dutch pension giant APG Asset Management just lobbed over A$1 billion (EUR563 million) into the heart of Australia’s renewables revolution, shaking up the scene with a major commitment to Octopus Australia’s OASIS platform.

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SOFAZ 2025: Diversification on Fast-Forward - Renewables, Gold, and Global Recognition

22nd July, 2025

July 2025 is a watershed moment for the State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan (SOFAZ) as it snaps up a 49% stake in Enfinity Global’s 402MW Italian solar portfolio, sending a clear signal that it’s no longer just an energy-backed stabilization fund.

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