Schroders Greencoat

Lee Moscovitch is a Partner at Schroders Greencoat LLP, an investment firm focused on the renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors. The firm operates offices in London, Dublin, and Munich and invests across private equity opportunities and large-scale infrastructure.

Partner at Schroders Greencoat co-leading the investment management team, with 22 years of investment experience including 16 years focused on UK wind projects. Formerly Co-Head of Investment Management at Temporis Capital.

Minal Patel is Partner and Global Head of Infrastructure at Schroders Greencoat LLP, and serves as CEO of Schroders Greencoat and Global Head of Infrastructure at Schroders Capital. Patel has over 20 years of experience in the energy transition, including equity and debt financings of energy assets across conventional and renewable power.

Richard Nourse is Chair of Schroders Capital Infrastructure at Schroders Greencoat LLP, which he founded in 2009 as Greencoat Capital. The firm invests in the energy transition across the UK, Ireland, Europe, the US and China. Prior to founding the company, Nourse worked at Morgan Grenfell & Co. from 1986 and joined Merrill Lynch International in 1999, where he led the EMEA Energy and Power Team; he later worked for the UK Government's Shareholder Executive with responsibility for British Energy, British Nuclear Fuels and Urenco, serving as a non-executive director of Urenco until 2021. He holds a BA in Geology from Oxford University.

Adam Basnett is an Investment Director at Schroders Greencoat LLP, where he focuses on the origination and acquisition of European assets. Schroders Greencoat is a specialist manager of renewable energy infrastructure in Europe, having acquired 5.5GW of wind, solar and bioenergy assets across approximately 300 projects since 2013, with over €10bn of equity under management.

James Samworth is a partner at Schroders Greencoat LLP, where he co-heads M&A and focuses on renewable energy and energy transition investments. He has over 16 years of experience in the infrastructure and private equity sector, having led or supported UK and European investments ranging from £20 million to £1 billion across projects including low carbon greenhouses, biomass power plants, green hydrogen, and renewable energy platforms. Samworth holds a master's degree in natural sciences and physics from the University of Cambridge.