It has previously announced partnerships with BlackRock, Brookfield Asset Management, and TPG. The KKR commitment adds another tier-one manager to that roster, with the vehicle targeting $250bn in mobilised climate finance by 2030, much of it directed at developing markets. KKR's Global Climate Transition Strategy, co-managed by Charlie Gailliot and Emmanuel Lagarrigue, invests across renewables and storage, electrification, energy efficiency, sustainable fuels, waste, and circular economy solutions. The firm brings more than 15 years of infrastructure investing experience and $100bn in infrastructure assets under management, having deployed over $44bn into climate and environmental sustainability investments since 2011. The strategy has already made seven investments, including UK-based transport electrification specialist Zenobe, German energy services provider EGC, solar and storage developer Avantus in the US, and industrial decarbonisation platform IGNIS P2X. 'We see a...
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