ESG Today reports that the commitments include 663 million euros for the Eurazeo Transition Infrastructure Fund (ETIF), focused on transitioning essential services that are being delivered by hardware infrastructure to a low-carbon model. This means focusing on sectors such as energy and clean transport.

Eurazeo officials say that 60% of the fund's capital was already deployed and the portfolio includes six companies such as rooftop solar developer Ikaros Solar and electric vehicle fast charging operator Electra.

Laurent Chatelin, Eurazeo Partner – Infrastructure, said that "the success of ETIF’s fundraise, exceeding the initial target by more than 40%, demonstrates the market’s growing appetite for diversified sustainable infrastructure investment strategies that can deliver both financial performance and quantifiable ESG impact."

Investors from North America, the EMEA region and France participated in the funding of the energy transition program.