Led · Equity · Sep 2025

IC Enterra Yenilenebilir Enerji concentrates on developing, constructing, and operating utility-scale solar energy plants. Its flagship project is the 100 MW YEKA Erzin-2 Solar Power Plant in Hatay, designed to generate approximately 248,000 MWh of electricity annually—enough to supply about 155,000 households—while preventing an estimated 157,000 tons of carbon emissions each year. The company positions this plant as a cornerstone in enhancing Turkey’s energy security and accelerating the nation’s transition to clean power. Management emphasizes that securing cost-effective, long-tenor financing is central to its growth strategy, providing a stronger foundation for future renewable projects. By leveraging Turkey’s high solar potential, IC Enterra aims to deliver reliable, sustainable, and accessible energy for future generations. No revenue or user figures were disclosed in the article, but the company highlights the project’s role in regional economic revitalization following Hatay’s 2023 disaster.

Led · Equity · Sep 2024

JBM ECOLIFE Mobility designs, manufactures and operates electric buses for public transport and holds long-term concession-style contracts with state transport authorities. The company currently has about 3,400 e-buses deployed and plans to grow its fleet to roughly 5,000 buses within 12 months. JBM reports a combined order book with JBM Auto exceeding 10,000 electric buses and operates an electric bus manufacturing facility in the Delhi-NCR region with annual capacity of 20,000 buses. Operational metrics the company cites include more than 400 million electric kilometres driven and over 1.5 billion passenger journeys since 2018. JBM says its deployments contribute to significant fuel savings and emissions reductions and generate employment through its public transport operations. The recent ₹750 crore investment from Motilal Oswal Alternates is intended to finance further rollout and expansion of its e-bus operations.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2023

Amp Energy India develops and operates renewable energy transition solutions and projects for commercial and institutional customers. The company has a portfolio of more than 2.7 GW across 17 states in India and serves marquee customers across ten sectors, including pharmaceuticals, automobiles, cement, steel, heavy engineering, FMCG, educational institutions, IT & data centres, utilities, and government bodies. It said it will use a newly secured $250 million financing to fund growth and accelerate its business plan. Founder, MD and CEO Pinaki Bhattacharyya said the round moves the company toward becoming the leading energy transition platform in the country. The financing involves participation from SMBC Bank of Japan, global alternative asset manager ICG, and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). AIIB's participation is described as its first direct equity investment into a renewable independent power producer, which the bank says will help attract long-term private capital. Amp Energy develops and finances community solar-plus-storage projects in the US. The company closed a US$155 million tax equity and debt financing for a 13-project portfolio in Massachusetts and New York. The portfolio totals 65MW of solar PV and 6.5MWh of energy storage; most projects will reach commercial operation this year and the remainder in Q2 2023. Three projects will use bifacial modules paired with storage and will be dispatched using Amp X, the company’s optimisation and management platform. Jared Donald, EVP and head of US operations, said Amp’s financing into US community solar has surpassed US$500 million. Amp’s US portfolio has reached 200MW of operating and in‑construction assets, with a further 500MW planned to be built over the next two to three years. Amp Energy develops, owns and operates clean energy assets including renewables and battery storage, and operates a grid-edge technology platform called Amp X that uses proprietary AI. The company is headquartered in Toronto and has operations across North America, Australia, Japan, Spain, the Czech Republic, and the UK. Amp says it focuses on building wholly‑owned assets at scale to accelerate decarbonization of flexible power generation infrastructure. The firm targets construction‑stage projects in markets including the U.S., Australia, and Japan and plans to add additional investment‑grade geographic markets as it scales. Founded in 2009, Amp is described as a high‑growth disruptor backed by institutional capital, including a US$374 million investment from the Carlyle Group in late 2020. Amp Solar Group, Inc. is a Toronto-based global energy transition platform and renewable infrastructure manager, developer and owner. Led by Dave Rogers, the company has developed over 1.8 gigawatts of distributed and utility-scale renewable generation projects, hybrid generation plus storage projects, and stand-alone battery storage projects since 2009. It operates a proprietary digital energy platform, Amp X, which provides a portfolio of interoperable solutions including a smart transformer for real-time autonomous management and optimized dispatch of distributed generation and loads. The company has operations throughout North America, Japan, Australia, India, the UK, Iberia and the Czech Republic. Amp Solar Group received a $374M equity investment commitment from The Carlyle Group, with capital provided by Carlyle’s Global Infrastructure Opportunity Fund and Carlyle’s Renewable & Sustainable Energy Fund. The investment is intended to catalyze rapid growth of both Amp’s asset base and its Amp X platform across core markets including North America, Japan, Australia, Iberia and the UK. Amp Solar Group is a Toronto-based global developer of flexible clean energy infrastructure that develops, owns and operates clean energy assets both behind and in front of the meter. Founded in 2009 and led by President and CEO Dave Rogers, the company has operations in North America, Japan, India and Australia. Amp Solar reports a portfolio of over 700MW of distributed generation and utility-scale projects and a development pipeline of over 2GW across North America, Japan, Australia and India. The company closed a C$200M financing led by Zoma Capital. It intends to use the funds to continue the development, acquisition and build-out of clean energy infrastructure assets in its core markets. Amp focuses on flexible infrastructure solutions deployable both behind and in front of the meter.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2023

Amp Energy India develops and operates renewable-energy projects across commercial & industrial and utility segments and holds a 2.7 GW portfolio. The company has a presence in India, the US, Canada, Australia, Japan and Europe and is pursuing expansion plans for India. Recent project wins include a 150 MW wind–solar hybrid power auction and a 1 GW solar cell and module manufacturing project under the government’s PLI scheme. The firm’s management, led by CEO Pinaki Bhattacharyya who co-founded the local arm, says proceeds from the recent transaction will be used to drive expansion. EY is serving as the financial adviser for the transaction. The Indian market’s supportive policies and rising electricity demand have attracted global investors to the sector, according to the article.