India
The first two commitments will finance renewable energy projects with a combined capacity of 260 MW.
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Singapore
The funding gap offers opportunities for investors to build sustainable businesses.
The capital will finance August Energy’s expansion across SE Asia and India.
The platform develops, owns and operates solar, battery storage and wind assets across the region.
Rest of Asia
Private equity, infrastructure and private credit emerge as key avenues.
The funds will focus on expanding Tynor’s presence across India and international markets.
Ecosystem Integrity Fund and Blume Ventures also backed Battery Smart.
World
Future will also allocate to the asset manager’s Global Sustainable Infrastructure strategy.
Greenoaks Capital, Lachy Groom, and JSW Family Office also participated.
