Schroders Greencoat
Impact investorLondon · Series A–Series B · 11 people tracked
Also known as SCHRODERS GREENCOAT LLP
Investment thesis
Schroders Greencoat invests institutional capital into energy transition infrastructure, targeting strong risk-adjusted returns alongside positive environmental outcomes. It acquires and then operates renewable assets — including bioenergy, renewable heat, solar and wind — across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the United States, positioning itself as a pureplay renewable infrastructure manager. Its edge is rooted in sector specialisation, an in-house engineering capability staffed by senior engineers from renewables, grid and utility backgrounds, and deep relationships with utilities, developers, offtakers and governments. The firm emphasizes a rigorous investment process and lifecycle asset management, deliberately avoiding principal and direct retail investing to remain a focused institutional specialist supporting the path to net zero.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 11, 2026.
Team · 11 people
from public directoriesWhat they invest in
from 1 of 1 portfolio companiesCircular Economy ×1Cleantech ×1Energy ×1
HQs:United Kingdom×1
Investments · 1 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathThe Margam Green Energy Plant is a biomass power station in the UK that generates renewable energy by burning waste wood.
Circular EconomyCleantechEnergyPort Talbot, GB
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Schroders Greencoat invest at?
- Schroders Greencoat invests at the Series A, Series B stages.
- What is Schroders Greencoat's typical check size?
- Schroders Greencoat typically writes checks of $3.2M – $21.6M.
- What sectors does Schroders Greencoat focus on?
- Schroders Greencoat focuses on Cleantech, Climate Tech, Energy, Impact & Social Good.
- Where is Schroders Greencoat located?
- Schroders Greencoat is headquartered in London, GB.
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