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Increased capital deployment in renewable energy investments in 2020, combined with the subsector’s strong performance through the COVID-19 pandemic, has led to a significant uptick in the interest of infrastructure funds in optimising renewable energy asset performance. This is according to Clir, a provider of performance assessment software for renewable energy, which has announced the realisation of record project gains across its 8 GW portfolio of wind and solar assets in 3Q2020.
The infrastructure fund community has traditionally operated renewable energy investments remotely, relying on lagged asset management reporting to review the performance of their projects. More recently, as interest in the renewable energy sector has increased, a heightened focus on such technologies has encouraged fund managers to better understand primary asset level data and optimisation opportunities.
Tuesday, 15 December 2020 Renewable energy optimisation company Clir has driven performance increases amounting to 25 GWh in Q3 as interest surges among fund managers like Northleaf Capital Partners looking to realise gains across wind and solar investments
Increased capital deployment in renewable energy investments in 2020, combined with the subsector’s strong performance through the Covid-19 pandemic, has led to a significant uptick in the interest of infrastructure funds in optimising renewable energy asset performance, according to provider of performance assessment software Clir.
The company has just announced the realisation of record project gains across its 8 GW portfolio of wind and solar assets in the third quarter of 2020.