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Cubico Sustainable Investments
One of the world’s largest privately-owned renewable energy companies.
About Cubico Sustainable Investments
Cubico Sustainable Investments is one of the world’s largest privately-owned renewable energy companies, leveraging our strong local presence with a unique combination of in-house business development, operations, financial, commercial and technical expertise. Established in 2015, the company is jointly owned by Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and PSP Investments. As of 2024, we have renewable energy projects in Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay, the USA, Greece, Italy, Spain, the UK and Australia. Our portfolio includes onshore wind, solar photovoltaic, concentrated solar power and transmission line technologies, covering the whole energy chain from development and/or construction to operation. Our headquarters are in London and we have regional offices in Bogotá (Colombia), Mexico City (Mexico), Montevideo (Uruguay), Austin and New York (USA), Athens (Greece), Madrid (Spain), Milan (Italy), and Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane (Australia). This strong local presence allows us to take an important management role in each of our projects and bring resources, contracts, ideas and best practices to each investment. We are committed to playing a significant role in the world’s transition towards clean energy while respecting the environment and social development of the communities in which we operate. We are passionate about shaping the future of energy with a long-term investment philosophy that generates stable returns for our shareholders.
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Signals from Cubico Sustainable Investments
2 published signals
People
Cubico Sustainable Investments employee Rachel stepped forward to represent the company and the Independent Renewable Energy Generators Group at a UK development team debate on the future of renewable energy investment in the UK.
Reported by Lucas Pegoraro, CFA
Presence & Recognition
Cubico Sustainable Investments Senior Grid & Regulation Manager Rachel Hodges gave evidence to the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero Select Committee on renewable energy investment requirements in the UK, representing IREGG alongside RenewableUK and Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners.
Reported by Cubico Sustainable Investments