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Debt and Equity Infrastructure Innovation Strategy Grant

In context

This call is open to small and medium-sized businesses, large companies and social enterprises, at Series B and growth stage and scale-up and mature. Coverage is read from the notice itself: any country.

Summary

OIC provides credit, equity, and growth capital to middle-market and family-owned private companies developing sustainable infrastructure and technologies in energy, agriculture, waste, and industrial sectors. The fund targets hard asset-backed businesses with environmental and social innovation themes seeking deployment capital.

Summary by Raise Lens from the official notice · 14 Oct 2026Accurate?

About this grant

OIC provides credit, equity, and growth capital solutions to middle market and family-owned private companies developing and scaling sustainable infrastructure and technologies across energy, agriculture, waste, and industrial ecosystems. The firm targets hard asset-backed investments with environmental and social innovation themes. Typical partners are midsized private businesses seeking deployment capital.

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Key requirements

  • ✓Middle-market or family-owned private company structure
  • ✓Hard asset-backed business model with environmental or social innovation focus
  • ✓Operations in energy, agriculture, waste, or industrial ecosystems
  • ✓Seeking deployment/growth capital rather than early-stage funding

Frequently asked questions

Who can apply for Debt and Equity Infrastructure Innovation Strategy?
Eligibility covers organisations in GLOBAL; sme, large-company, social-enterprise.

About this sector

Renewable energy funding covers solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal and bioenergy, from early research to grid-scale deployment. Public money tends to back demonstration, grid connection and access to energy in emerging markets, while procurement notices buy installation, operation and maintenance. Calls often ask for proof of resource assessment, permitting progress and local partners.