Copenhagen, 26 March 2026 — AIP Management (“AIP”), a leading investor in energy and decarbonisation infrastructure, has released its Sustainability Report 2025, highlighting a year of disciplined execution, strong operational delivery, and continued progress in strengthening the long-term foundations of its sustainability strategy.
A milestone in 2025 was the first close of AIP V at around €2 billion, representing nearly two thirds of its €3 billion target size. Classified as an SFDR Article 9 fund and targeting
90% EU Taxonomy alignment, AIP V maintains a disciplined focus on high-quality, infrastructure assets capable of delivering consistent, long-term returns. The scale and quality of investor commitments reflect continued confidence in AIP’s capabilities, and its ability to navigate complexity while deploying capital prudently.
Across its operating portfolio, AIP delivered strong and measurable results that reinforce the performance of its assets. 2025 achievements included:
• 9 GW renewable capacity installed
• 22,500 GWh renewable energy generated
• 3.8 million households supported
• 5.0 million tonnes CO₂e emissions avoided
These outcomes reflect both the scale and maturity of AIP’s portfolio and the continued demand for high-quality renewable generation and storage infrastructure as electricity systems transition to low-carbon supply. Looking ahead, AIP’s platform is positioned to deliver 23 GW of installed capacity and 17.8 million tonnes CO₂e avoided annually by 2030, underlining a strong forward-looking impact trajectory.
Investment activity remained robust throughout 2025, with AIP completing or signing four investments:
• Valorem (France): a leading IPP with 0.9 GW operating capacity and a strong pipeline
• Silicon Ranch (US): a large‑scale solar platform with 2.9 GW operating capacity and a substantial development pipeline
• Ardenham (UK): a 700 MW / 2.4 GWh standalone battery storage portfolio
• Coalburn 2 (UK): a 500 MW standalone storage system in Scotland
These transactions reinforce AIP’s strategy of investing in essential, long-term infrastructure that strengthens energy system resilience, enhances security of supply, and contributes to a
stable, low-carbon energy future. At the same time, AIP’s operating portfolio delivered steady performance, with eight onshore wind farms reaching operation and continued progress across solar, hybrid BESS projects, and offshore wind developments.
In 2025, the firm initiated a fund-level impact strategy, aligning its sustainability objectives with leading international standards for impact investment. The strategy builds on AIP’s SFDR Article 9 foundation and the four sustainability pathways being climate change mitigation & adaptation, nature & biodiversity, just transition & social impact and governance & security. Alongside this, AIP advanced its resilience framework, expanding assessments of physical climate risks, supply-chain resilience, and cybersecurity as part of both due diligence and ongoing asset management.
Progress continued against AIP’s Net Zero 2050 Roadmap, including a commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), improved emissions measurement, stronger data governance, and deeper integration of climate-aligned methodologies into investment processes. These enhancements strengthen AIP’s ability to identify, manage, and mitigate long-term risks while securing the conditions for stable value creation across future market cycles.
“2025 was a year of meaningful delivery for AIP,” said Kasper Hansen, CEO & Managing Partner. “We continued to execute with discipline, strengthen the foundations of our sustainability and resilience approach, and deliver measurable outcomes for our investors. The strong first close of AIP V reflects the trust our partners place in our strategy, and we
remain committed to building a resilient, low-carbon energy system that delivers long-term value.”
The full Sustainability Report 2025 is available here.
About AIP Management
AIP specialises in decarbonisation and energy infrastructure investments that facilitate the energy transition in Europe and North America. Our team comprises 80 professionals with
extensive expertise in investments and energy working from Copenhagen, London, Madrid, and New York. To date, AIP has invested over €8 billion in infrastructure assets. This includes
renewable energy assets with a capacity of approximately 9 GW. Once fully operational, AIP’s investments will contribute to avoiding 17.8 million tons of greenhouse gasses and support about 9 million households with renewable electricity. AIP is part of Storebrand, a Nordic financial group, which owns 60% of AIP.
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Jack Sheppard, Brackendale Consulting
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Cerys Davey, Brackendale Consulting
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