Macquarie’s energy transition infrastructure strategy targets investments into technologies that support the global energy transition, the firm said in a statement. Its main purpose is building, developing, and operating companies in the energy transition sector, primarily within OECD countries, reflecting the global nature and opportunity set of the market.

Macquarie Asset Management, which has been investing in renewables since 2005, concentrates on developing companies, assets, and technologies that aim to accelerate the transition to net zero.

“We believe that energy transition is the largest infrastructure opportunity in our lifetime. As a leading investor in the energy transition, we are well positioned to harness this demand to create compelling investment solutions for our clients. Macquarie’s strategy presents an exciting opportunity for private wealth investors to participate in the energy transition,” Elise Vaudour, head of wealth for MAM green investments at Macquarie Asset Management said.