Startup · $812m raised
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| ARENA | Grant | $814,000,000 |
| Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) | Grant | - |
| Hydrogen Headstart | Grant | - |
Companies Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Orica will proceed with its Hunter Valley green hydrogen plant after a final investment decision, the first under Hydrogen Headstart; earlier government grants to it and CIP's Murchison are recalled.
Orica has reached a final investment decision for its Hunter Valley green hydrogen and ammonia project, confirming government grant support, while other planned Australian hydrogen projects advance slowly or have been abandoned.
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Offshore wind developer Oceanex Energy will shut down in 2026 after ending partnerships and abandoning Australian and New Zealand projects, with co-founder Andy Evans urging Australia to overcome risk aversion and execute renewables opportunities.
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Australia's renewable energy agency has awarded Orica hundreds of millions for a Hunter Valley hydrogen and ammonia plant, and is consulting on a further two-billion-dollar round for green hydrogen projects.
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The clean energy funder conditionally awarded Orica's Hunter Valley hydrogen hub as much as $432 million under its Hydrogen Headstart program, following CIP's Murchison Green Hydrogen Project's earlier $814 million grant.
ARENA has chosen Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners' Murchison Green Hydrogen project in Western Australia as the inaugural Hydrogen Headstart recipient, allocating $814 million that will be paid as production credits once the project operates.
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Morgan Stanley's infrastructure arm has gathered $4.1bn in pledges for its fourth North Haven vehicle, and the piece also lists fresh closes by Copenhagen Infrastructure, Brookfield, Fengate, StepStone, Ridgewood, Novacap and Harrison Street.
Exor and Impala are creating a holding company to put €300m into TagEnergy, the renewable developer whose projects include Australia's largest wind farm, which has also just raised €570 million in green bonds.
Danish renewables investor Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has reached a first close of €1.5 billion (A$2.45 billion) for its Copenhagen Infrastructure IV fund, backed by pension funds, with Australia among target regions.