[15] The company is focused on sustainable investments with the aim to support the decarbonization of the world’s infrastructure in light of climate change.

[16] In 2016, Aquila Capital received public attention for launching a €500 million vehicle to invest in infrastructure assets and funds.

[23] In 2019, the infrastructure arm of Daiwa Securities,[24] a Japanese investment bank and the country’s the second-largest brokerage firm, acquired a 40 % stake in Aquila Capital which marked the company’s commitment to further expand its global presence.

An advisory board of well-known industry experts supports the management; members are Hans Joachim Schellnhuber and Klaus Naumann, for example.

The current operative portfolio avoids around 1.2 million tonnes of greenhouse gases annually, which equals to the emissions of approximately 70,000 European households.

[33] In 2022 Aquila Capital announced a partnership with Australian-owned company FNSF Ltd to build a 1GW pipeline of utility-scale solar plants across New Zealand.