Kollektivanlagen (Collective Investment Funds) Grant
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This call is open to large companies, non-profits and universities and 2 others, at scale-up and mature. Coverage is read from the notice itself: Switzerland and the European Union.
Four unlisted infrastructure funds offering institutional investors access to European and Swiss infrastructure assets in energy, transport, and waste sectors, with explicit focus on sustainable infrastructure supporting energy transition and decarbonisation. Targets institutional capital deployment into operational and development-stage infrastructure projects.
About this grant
Four unlisted infrastructure funds provide institutional investors with access to European infrastructure assets and projects in renewable energy, sustainable buildings, and waste reduction. The funds deploy capital through equity and project finance structures into mature-stage infrastructure that supports energy transition and decarbonisation objectives. Investors must hold institutional status. Eligible participants include large companies, nonprofits, universities, research institutions, and consortia. Projects must be located in Switzerland or the European Union and demonstrate alignment with decarbonisation and energy transition goals. Early-stage infrastructure is not within scope; the funds target established assets and operational projects.
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Key requirements
- ✓Institutional investor status (fund structure targets institutional capital)
- ✓Infrastructure assets in energy, transport, or waste/disposal sectors
- ✓Located in Europe or Switzerland
- ✓Alignment with energy transition and decarbonisation objectives
Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply for Kollektivanlagen (Collective Investment Funds)?
- Eligibility covers organisations in CH, EU; large-company, nonprofit, university, research-institution, consortium.
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