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SUSI Southeast Asia Energy Transition Fund (SAETF) is a private equity fund that will invest in renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions in Southeast Asia. The fund has a target size of 250MM and is managed by SUSI Partners (SUSI), a Swiss fund manager with a strong track record focused on energy transition investments in Europe and global OECD markets. SAETF is SUSI's first emerging markets fund and will be anchored by four DFIs, including two other European DFIs.
SAETF plans to make majority/controlling investments in energy transition infrastructure assets and companies. The portfolio will contain a balance of investments in energy efficiency, microgrids, commercial & industrial (C&I) energy solutions, and energy storage, alongside utility scale renewable energy generation projects. The fund will invest in developers, platforms, and joint ventures that may hold a mix of construction and/or operational assets alongside a pipeline of development stage assets.
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