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EnCap Investments Raises $1.5bn for Second US Energy Transition Fund 🌿 EnCap Investments L.L.C Investments has successfully closed its second US energy transition fund, raising an impressive $1.5bn (€1.4bn). This exceeds the $1.2bn raised for its first fund in May 2021. Significant commitments include $50m from Arkansas Teacher Retirement System, $80m from Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund, and $75m from Orange County Employees Retirement System. EETF II is focused on decarbonizing the power industry and investing in low carbon fuels and carbon management. It has already committed to five portfolio companies: Linea Energy, Parliament Solar, PowerTransitions, Arbor Renewable Gas, and Bildmore Renewables. Jim Hughes, managing partner, highlighted their robust investor support and ongoing investment opportunities in renewables, energy storage, clean fuels, and carbon solutions. Jason DeLorenzo, managing partner, expressed pride in the fund’s success and their mission to meet global energy needs. EnCap now manages approximately $2.7bn dedicated to decarbonization since its inception in 2019. This fund exemplifies the increasing commitment from both public and private sectors to address climate change and support a sustainable future. Investments like these are essential for accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy. They provide the necessary capital to scale up renewable energy projects, develop new technologies, and create jobs, thereby ensuring a more sustainable and secure energy future. As EnCap continues to lead with strategic investments, it sets a powerful precedent for others in the industry to follow, highlighting the crucial role of financial markets in driving the energy transition. 📈 #EnergyTransition #RenewableEnergy #SustainableInvesting

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