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NextEnergy Capital was founded in 2007 to become the leading specialist investment and asset manager in the solar sector. Our mission is to generate a more sustainable future by leading the transition to clean energy. We manage multiple private and public investment platforms and are the leading global operating asset manager of solar power projects.

Brookfield is invested in long-life, high-quality assets and businesses around the world that form the backbone of the global economy. With over $925 billion in assets under management, and over 100 years’ experience as an owner and operator, we put our own capital to work in virtually every transaction, aligning interests with our partners and investors, and bringing the strengths of our operational expertise, global reach and large-scale capital to bear in everything we do.

CVC DIF (formerly DIF Capital Partners) is a leading global mid-market infrastructure equity fund manager. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, CVC DIF has c. €18 billion of infrastructure assets under management in energy transition, transport, utilities and digitalisation. With over 240 people in 12 offices, CVC DIF offers a unique market approach, combining a global presence with the benefits of strong local networks and sector-focused investment capabilities. CVC DIF forms the infrastructure strategy of leading global private markets manager CVC. This partnership allows CVC DIF to benefit from CVC’s global platform, with 30 offices across five continents.

Luxcara is an independent asset manager offering institutional investors equity and debt investment opportunities in clean infrastructure. Luxcara acquires, structures, finances and operates clean infrastructure portfolios. The owner-managed company was founded in 2009 by two women and has since valued its team diversity. Based in Hamburg, a highly qualified team of specialists manages a portfolio of clean infrastructure projects, such as solar plants, on- and offshore wind farms, ev charging stations, hydrogen power plants and many more, in Europe with a total capacity of around 6 gigawatts and an investment volume of about 6 billion euros.