CLEANCAP
A specialist investment adviser for a unique asset class
About CleanCap
CleanCap is committed to accelerating the energy transition towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future. We firmly believe that renewable energy solutions hold the key to achieving this goal. That's why we partner with renewable energy developers and entrepreneurs to provide flexible capital at the asset level, to drive growth and support developers' efforts in providing the critical renewable energy infrastructure required across Europe.
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As advisers on behalf of our investors' capital, CleanCap's differentiated strategy identifies specialised investments which seek to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns.
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CleanCap is strategically supported on its advisory board by senior members of both Augusta Investment Management (AIM) and Ancora Finance LLP.
Development capital
We specialise in providing development growth capital to conventional renewable energy assets across Europe. Our approach is focused on the ongoing and accelerating transition to low carbon energy sources. With expertise in origination, underwriting, execution, and asset management, we build strategic partnerships that bring together specialist, localised, development knowledge with structured, flexible capital to yield high-quality investments and drive growth.
Onshore wind
An established technology, onshore wind is typically the cheapest form of new build electricity on a levelized cost of energy (LCOE) basis in Northern Europe having undergone an approximately 75% cost reduction since 2010.
Solar PV
An established technology, solar PV is typically the cheapest form of new build electricity on a levelized cost of energy (LCOE) basis in Southern Europe having undergone an approximately 90% cost reduction since 2010.
Battery energy storage (BESS)
Battery storage has emerged as a crucial enabling technology for supporting the build-out of conventional renewables, providing important flexibility to the grid as volatility has increased following the rise of installed renewables capacity.
Source: IRENA, IEA
