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The project marks the beginning of the Swiss fund manager’s partnership with Perth-based Starling Energy, a manager of distributed energy assets.
The London-based firm, which has long focused on Italian renewables, will pursue subsidy-free projects in Europe through ‘alternative instruments to traditional funds’.
The organisation will also consider co-investing an additional $50m alongside the fund on a deal-by-deal basis.
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Investors in the vehicle, which is targeting a €250m close by the year end, include French pension funds and the European Investment Bank.
A fifth vehicle, which could secure commitments of about €1bn, may follow before the end of the year.
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