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Social Impact
Infrastructure is inherently about impact. A power plant that provides reliable electricity to an industrial zone creates jobs and reduces reliance on costly diesel backup generation. A water treatment facility improves public health outcomes for hundreds of thousands of people. A landfill gas project converts a methane-emitting municipal liability into a clean energy asset. These are not incidental side effects of the transactions we work on; they are central to why we do this work and to how we position our deals with the institutional investors and development finance institutions who take ESG and impact seriously.
Our approach to environmental, social, and governance factors
We integrate ESG considerations into every stage of transaction advisory, from the initial structuring phase through investor documentation and DFI engagement. Our standard is alignment with the IFC Performance Standards on Environmental and Social Sustainability, which represent the de facto global benchmark for infrastructure and energy project finance in emerging markets. We also track alignment with the relevant UN Sustainable Development Goals for each transaction
Development impacts we support include the following:
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Energy Access
Expanding reliable energy supply to industrial users, municipalities, and underserved communities in markets where grid access is unreliable or unavailable
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Climate Impact
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through methane abatement, clean fuel substitution, renewable energy generation, and waste diversion from landfill.
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Economic Development
Supporting job creation, industrial competitiveness, and export capacity through infrastructure that reduces the cost of doing business in frontier markets.
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