Low Carbon has secured 1.1 billion in new funding. The deal makes CVC Capital Partners the majority owner. The investment comes through CVCs infrastructure arm. The arm works under the DIF Infrastructure VIII fund.
The British developer builds renewable electricity projects. It builds solar parks. It builds onshore wind farms. It builds battery storage sites. The new capital helps the firm scale these projects at a faster pace. The expansion focuses on the UK. It also covers Germany. It also covers Poland. These regions want cleaner power. They want less dependence on natural gas.
Low Carbon says the capital arrives at a critical moment. Europe faces rising electricity needs. The need comes from heavy industry. It also comes from digital infrastructure. It now comes from rapid growth in artificial intelligence. These demands push countries to secure stable power.
