
Equitix Infrastructure Investments
3rd Floor (South), 200 Aldersgate Street, London, England, EC1A 4HD, United Kingdom
Overview
Equitix is a company established to deliver and manage infrastructure projects from bidding and closing through to construction and service provision. Our reputation is built upon strong relationships with our clients and partners, as well as a committed approach to every project in which we are involved and investment we make.
- Total investments
- 4
- Lead investments
- 3
- Investments · 12mo
- 1
- Active investors
- 3
Sector focus
- Construction
- Finance
Investment portfolio
- Eelpower Energy
Led · Equity · Aug 2025
Eelpower Energy is a business created from grid‑scale storage developer Eelpower Limited to develop, own and operate battery energy storage systems. The company has secured GBP 500 million ($675 million) of public and private sector investment to fund UK projects. The investment consortium is led by international investor Equitix and joined by Australian pension fund Aware Super and the United Kingdom’s National Wealth Fund (NWF). The NWF has committed to invest up to GBP 200 million in Eelpower Energy. An Equitix spokesperson confirmed the investment is for UK projects only. Eelpower Energy aims to deliver over 1 GW of new battery storage projects for the UK grid.
- Enpal
Led · Equity · Dec 2023
Founded in 2017, Berlin-based Enpal offers a fully integrated package for climate-neutral homes that bundles photovoltaic systems, battery storage, EV chargers, heat pumps, green electricity tariffs and a smart energy manager. Central to its model is a rental financing programme that removes the high upfront cost of hardware and connects customers to Enpal.One+, an AI platform that aggregates household batteries into a virtual power plant and trades excess electricity on the market. The company has installed more than 300,000 decentralised energy systems for over 100,000 customers, making it Europe’s largest residential solar installer and Germany’s leading independent metering point operator. Enpal has also become the country’s largest provider of installed heat pumps. Backed by investors such as TPG Rise Climate, SoftBank Vision Fund II and HV Capital, the firm continues to layer project-level financing on top of its equity base to scale rapidly. The new €700 million ABS warehouse and €600 million in senior bank loans deepen its capital stack and are intended to accelerate monthly household conversions to renewable energy. Enpal plans to leverage this capital efficient structure to expand further across Europe while reinforcing energy independence.
- Freedom Fibre
Led · Equity · May 2022
Freedom Fibre builds and operates fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband networks serving villages and towns across Cheshire and Greater Manchester. The company currently provides high-speed service to about 20,000 homes and expects to reach 70,000 premises by the end of 2022. It uses extensive BT ducts and poles to minimise disruption during rollout and has a wholesale agreement with TalkTalk to boost customer penetration. Freedom Fibre says it will use the new funding to accelerate roll-out across semi-rural parts of North England and to add another broadband service provider as it scales. The firm ultimately seeks to reach more than 2 million premises in its chosen locations. CEO Neil McArthur framed the strategy as expanding affordable full-fibre access beyond urban areas to improve customer experience and long-term network durability.
- Andion Global
Participated · Equity · Feb 2022
Andion Global develops, deploys and operates waste-to-energy and wastewater treatment facilities using proprietary anaerobic digestion technologies to convert complex organic wastes into biogas, compost and fertilizer. The company has delivered more than 50 complete anaerobic digestion facilities and over 130 complex wastewater treatment plants across North America and Europe, and holds a portfolio of patents with more than two decades of sector experience. Andion is based in Vancouver, B.C., with operations in Milan and Stockholm. The company plans to use newly secured capital to expand operations, acquire equity stakes in existing projects and accelerate development and deployment of projects in North America, Italy and the Nordics. Desjardins Capital Markets acted as exclusive financial advisor on the initial tranche of financing.