About Us
Infrastructure Investment Off the Beaten Path
We invest away from the crowd, matching long-term private financing with underserved markets. Our community-focused and bottom-up approach targets mid-size energy infrastructure projects, with particular emphasis on critical infrastructure at the local and regional levels.
We specialize in essential infrastructure services that contribute to social well-being, security and prosperity, where demand is contractually protected or highly predictable over time.
- Originate and promote investment in high-quality, revenue-generating assets that earn long-term stable cash flows.
- Work with communities, First Nations, utilities and developers to identify and evaluate market-ready projects that promote sustainable development and community renewal.
- Provide projects with a range of financing options, including direct lending, that align with and attract lower-cost public sources of capital.
- Adhere to environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles to mitigate risks and build on the United Nations sustainable development goal of “build back better.”
- Maximize operational and financing efficiencies by bundling several smaller to mid-size projects into a single portfolio.
Targeted Infrastructure Sectors
Northeast focuses primarily on renewable natural gas (RNG) and “green” hydrogen blending facilities that transition households and businesses away from the consumption of carbon-emitting fuels.
All our investments to date are in Ontario – Canada’s most populous province and home to 40% of the country’s population. However, we are open to new investment opportunities throughout Canada.
Province of Ontario
Key Regional Characteristics
Northwest Ontario
Energy supply is a concern to small communities; Ring of Fire development
Northeast Ontario
New infrastructure in development to maintain reliability
Southwest Ontario
High growth in indoor agriculture driving significant electricity needs; strong focus on community-based sustainable energy solutions (e.g., district energy and electrification)
East Ontario
Climate change mitigation a key focus; communities driving greenhouse gas reduction measures (e.g., electrification of transit and thermal load)
Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and Central Ontario
High urban growth with significant needs for more capacity emerging; strong local interest in distributed energy resources (DERs)