Sandbrook Capital wraps up debut climate infrastructure fund at $1.5bn

• The fund invests in energy transition infrastructure in both North America and Europe
• The fund’s investments include NeXtWind, a German renewable energy company and Havfram AS, a Norwegian company focused on the installation of offshore wind generation facilities in Europe
• Based in Stamford, Connecticut and London, Sandbrook Capital was founded in 2021

Sandbrook Capital has closed its inaugural climate infrastructure fund at a hard cap of $1.5 billion, beating its $1 billion target.

Sandbrook raised $2.1 billion in total, which included the amount raised from co-investment vehicles.

Sandbrook Climate Infrastructure Fund I’s limited partners include pension funds, corporations and family offices.

The fund invests in energy transition infrastructure in both North America and Europe.

On the fund’s closing, Sandbrook’s founders said in a statement, “We are humbled by the overwhelming support of our investors, with whom we share common values and ambitions. The transition to a low carbon future is one of the greatest opportunities of our generation, and we will continue to draw on the experience of our investment and operations teams to accelerate proven climate infrastructure platforms to sustainably and profitably electrify the world.”

The fund’s investments include NeXtWind, a German renewable energy company and Havfram AS, a Norwegian company focused on the installation of offshore wind generation facilities in Europe.

Based in Stamford, Connecticut and London, Sandbrook Capital was founded in 2021 by Alfredo Marti, Carl Williams, Christopher Hunt, Germán Cueva and Kenneth Ryan.