Carbon Equity, based in Amsterdam, has raised €10m from existing investors to launch a new fund targeting climate infrastructure projects in Europe. The fund, intended to grow to €50m, offers investors exposure to proven technologies such as hydrogen and biogas production facilities, as well as solar parks, EV charging stations, and battery storage systems. With a focus on CO2 reduction, the fund aims to deploy capital efficiently by investing in three to five infrastructure funds ranging from €500m to €2.5bn. This approach provides investors with access to 40 to 50 energy transition projects, contributing significantly to the EU's sustainability goals. Jacqueline van den Ende, the co-founder and CEO of Carbon Equity, highlighted the importance of infrastructure investments in the energy transition. While the new fund offers a lower return compared to pure equity investments, it provides a safer asset class and diversification for investors. Van den Ende emphasized the necessity of infrastructure investments in addressing climate challenges comprehensively, emphasizing the importance of combining different investment strategies to achieve sustainable outcomes.