Firm at a glance
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners is a platform private equity firm founded in 2012 and headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, per its own website [S1]. The firm reported approximately EUR 37 billion in assets under management as of early 2025 [S1], with its fifth flagship fund, Copenhagen Infrastructure V, exceeding EUR 12 billion [S2]. The firm maintains approximately 20 office locations across Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia [S2].
What they buy
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners focuses exclusively on energy infrastructure and climate transition assets, per public sources as of January 2025 [S1]. Observed investment sectors include power generation (solar and wind), energy storage, transmission and distribution, advanced bioenergy, low-carbon fuels, and carbon capture [S1]. Recent transaction activity indicates the firm acquires both operating renewable energy facilities and development-stage projects across multiple geographies [S3][S4][S5].
Portfolio
The firm does not publicly disclose a comprehensive portfolio company list on its website as of January 2025. Recent acquisitions visible in public sources include the Pestera II onshore wind farm in Romania (acquired June 2026) [S3] and a large-scale biogas plant in Spain (acquired June 2026) [S4]. The firm has also demonstrated exit activity, including a partial divestment of the 500MW Devilla battery energy storage system project to Scottish National Investment Bank and Nuclear Liabilities Fund in June 2026 [S5], and the sale of a 50% stake in Europe’s largest battery energy storage system project to AXA IM Alts in May 2025 [S6].
Recent activity (last 24 months)
* March 2026: First close of CI Green Credit Fund II at EUR 1.3 billion [S7]
* May 2025: Sale of 50% stake in Europe’s largest BESS project to AXA IM Alts [S6]
* May 2025: Divestment of Fengmiao 1 offshore wind farm [S8]
* June 2026: Acquisition of Pestera II onshore wind farm in Romania [S3]
* June 2026: Acquisition of large-scale biogas plant in Spain [S4]
* June 2026: Partial divestment of 500MW Devilla BESS project to Scottish National Investment Bank and Nuclear Liabilities Fund [S5]
How this firm fits a seller
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners appears suited for sellers of renewable energy and climate infrastructure assets rather than traditional operating businesses. The firm’s transaction history demonstrates both acquisition and exit activity, suggesting an active portfolio management approach [S3][S4][S5][S6]. The global office footprint indicates capacity to transact across multiple continents [S2]. Sellers of solar, wind, energy storage, bioenergy, or transmission assets may find sector alignment with this buyer’s observed investment focus [S1].
Sources
[S1] https://copenhagen-infrastructure-partners.euwest01.umbraco.io (as of 2025-01-08)
[S2] https://copenhagen-infrastructure-partners.euwest01.umbraco.io/about-cip/ (as of 2025-01-08)
[S3] https://copenhagen-infrastructure-partners.euwest01.umbraco.io (Pestera II acquisition, as of 2026-06-25)
[S4] https://copenhagen-infrastructure-partners.euwest01.umbraco.io (Spain biogas plant acquisition, as of 2026-06-30)
[S5] https://copenhagen-infrastructure-partners.euwest01.umbraco.io (Devilla BESS partial exit, as of 2026-06-08)
[S6] https://www.rbccm.com/en/expertise/transactions/case-study/2025/05/rbc_capital_markets_advises_cip_on_sale_of_50_stake (as of 2025-05)
[S7] https://pulse2.com/copenhagen-infrastructure-partners-e1-3-billion-raised-for-ci-green-credit-fund-ii-at-first-close/ (as of 2026-03-11)
[S8] https://www.whitecase.com/news/press-release/white-case-advises-copenhagen-infrastructure-partners-divestment-fengmiao-1 (as of 2025-05-15)
Frequently asked questions
Does Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners buy renewable energy businesses?
Yes, the firm invests exclusively in energy infrastructure and climate transition assets, including power generation (solar and wind), energy storage, transmission and distribution, advanced bioenergy, low-carbon fuels, and carbon capture [S1]. Recent acquisitions include the Pestera II onshore wind farm in Romania and a large-scale biogas plant in Spain, both acquired in June 2026 [S3][S4].
What companies has Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners acquired recently?
Recent acquisitions include the Pestera II onshore wind farm in Romania (June 2026) and a large-scale biogas plant in Spain (June 2026) [S3][S4]. The firm also closed CI Green Credit Fund II at EUR 1.3 billion in March 2026 [S7].
Where is Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners based and how big is the firm?
The firm is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, and maintains approximately 20 offices globally, including locations in New York, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Melbourne, Singapore, London, Seoul, and other cities [S1][S2]. The firm reported approximately EUR 37 billion in assets under management as of early 2025 [S1].
Is Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners still actively acquiring?
Yes, the firm completed multiple acquisitions in June 2026, including the Pestera II wind farm and a biogas plant in Spain [S3][S4]. The firm also closed its CI Green Credit Fund II at EUR 1.3 billion in March 2026, indicating ongoing investment activity [S7].
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