Our shareholders

Becoming a shareholder in InnoEnergy means more than owning a stake. It’s an opportunity to engage in a dynamic ecosystem that is transforming industries and driving the industrialisation of clean tech innovation. Our shareholders include some of the most influential names across the industrial, financial, digital, and education and training sectors, amplifying our network and impact in the energy transition.

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A bold vision for our shareholders

With its unique single market, a strong industrial base, and the most ambitious and stable regulatory framework reaffirmed by the Clean Industrial Deal, Europe provides long-term investment certainty for the sector. Based on its track record, InnoEnergy is gearing up to continue its role as a leading early-stage clean tech impact investor, raising additional capital and co-establishing new funds to bridge Europe’s ‘growth equity’ gap. Sending a clear signal: we are staying the course, tackling the complexities of industrialising clean technologies head on. Not despite, but because transformation is hard.

2.1Gt

CO2e

This is the CO2e savings potential of InnoEnergy’s portfolio accumulatively by 2030 – equivalent to 8.2 million 300-passenger plane trips from Paris to New York.

€10B

Managed funds

The joint launch of the EBA Strategic Battery Materials Fund and the Santander InnoEnergy Climate Fund strengthens our momentum as we work toward establishing additional funds, with the goal of reaching €10 billion in assets under management by 2030.

€400M

Annual investment capacity

We aim to build a €400 million annual investment capacity from 2030 onwards, helping to close Europe’s growth financing gap and drive forward the clean industrial transformation.

Industrial unicorns grown

Having already helped to grow 4 of our portfolio companies into industrial unicorns, we’re setting an ambitious trajectory to add another 6 by 2030.

Strategic value chains

Leading three industrial value chains today – battery storage, green hydrogen, and solar PV – we aim to expand to six by 2030, accelerating industrial transformation.

Workers trained

Our Skills Institute has trained 100K workers to adress global skill shortage and drive economic decarbonisation. By 2030 our goal is to reach 1M workers trained.

€160B

Investment mobilised

InnoEnergy plans to mobilise up to €160bn in clean tech investment by 2030, covering equity, debt, grants, and project finance. This figure represents the total financing required for our portfolio between 2025 and 2030