Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Dili builds an AI-driven compliance platform tailored to the complex regulatory requirements around construction and infrastructure projects, including prevailing wage and apprenticeship rules. Its architecture uses contemporary AI models to extract structured data from unstructured documents, then applies a deterministic rules engine to avoid LLM-induced errors in final compliance decisions. The company reports the software is already deployed on about 700 projects spanning manufacturing facilities to data centers. Approximately half of those projects use Dili as an in-house tool while the other half outsource compliance to Dili under a contractor model. Dili’s leadership expects the market to shift toward in-house software adoption over time as AI automates professional services workflows. The company emphasizes reliability due to the high financial risks of non-compliance, noting violations can result in millions of dollars in fines.

Participated · Debt Financing · May 2026

Pure Data Centres acquires land and develops large-scale data centre campuses which it then leases to hyperscalers such as Microsoft, Google and Amazon to host AI and cloud workloads. The company is backed by Oaktree Capital and operates assets including sites in Dublin, Amsterdam and Abu Dhabi. Pure DC is investing over €1 billion in a 78MW Amsterdam campus that is reported to be fully leased to Microsoft and comprises three 85-metre towers. The Amsterdam project is expected to create over 1,000 jobs, though there is no firm operational date reported. Management has signaled aggressive expansion plans across Europe and the Middle East supported by the recent $2.7 billion financing, while also noting a pause in some Middle East investments amid the Iran war. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the articles.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

Entrix builds and operates a portfolio of battery storage systems across core European markets, offering end-to-end optimisation and market participation. Its platform manages more than 70 systems and a contracted capacity of 3 GW / 8.5 GWh, with 2 GW expected to be operational in 2026. Entrix runs local teams and offices in Germany, Italy, Spain and Poland, with Germany as its largest market by capacity. The company uses AI-driven trading and optimisation to participate in balancing services, day-ahead and intraday markets, translating battery performance into revenue. Founded in 2021, Entrix has grown from running one of Germany’s first large-scale battery projects into a sizable flexibility operator that it says is equivalent in scale to roughly three nuclear power plants or the peak demand of about three million households.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

ReNew is a publicly listed decarbonization solutions company and independent power producer with a gross clean energy portfolio of approximately 19.2 GW (including 1.5 GW of BESS) as of February 12, 2026. Its commercial and industrial platform, ReNew Green, has 2.5 GW of committed capacity across multiple states, with over 2.0 GW commissioned and about 1.3 GW contracted under long-term agreements with customers such as Microsoft, Amazon and Google. ReNew also operates manufacturing capacity of 6.5 GW of solar modules and 2.5 GW of solar cells and is expanding its solar cell manufacturing capacity by an additional 4 GW. The company provides end-to-end clean energy solutions, value-added energy offerings through digitalization, storage, and carbon market services. ReNew is listed on Nasdaq (RNW, RNWWW) and serves a diversified customer base across sectors including automotive, chemicals, cement, textiles and technology.

Participated · Series B · Feb 2026

Tem operates two complementary businesses: Rosso, an AI-driven transaction engine that pairs electricity suppliers with buyers, and RED, a "neo-utility" that uses Rosso to sell power directly to customers. By collapsing the many intermediaries in traditional energy trading, its machine-learning and LLM models aim to bring end-user prices closer to wholesale rates, promising up to 30% savings. The company has already signed more than 2,600 business customers in the U.K., including Boohoo Group, Fever-Tree and Newcastle United FC, and focuses on renewable and distributed generation assets that suit its algorithms. Tem intentionally built RED first after legacy utilities showed little interest in licensing Rosso, but it plans to open the platform to other utilities once scale is proven. Management says the business is currently profitable on its own but is pursuing rapid growth with an eye toward a future IPO. Fresh capital will fund geographic expansion to Australia and the U.S., beginning in Texas. A recent Series B financing values Tem at over $300 million, underscoring investor confidence in its infrastructure-as-a-service approach to energy markets.