Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners is reportedly targeting €16 billion for its latest renewables-focused fund, according to Infrastructure Investor. The new vehicle would represent a significant step up from the firm's previous flagship fund and signals continued investor appetite for clean energy infrastructure assets.

The fundraising comes on the heels of Copenhagen Infrastructure V, which closed above its €12 billion target in March 2025. That oversubscribed result demonstrated strong institutional demand for renewable energy investments, particularly as energy security concerns and decarbonization targets drive capital toward wind, solar, and storage projects.

This latest fundraising effort reflects the growing scale of infrastructure investing as institutional investors allocate more capital to sustainable assets. The renewables sector continues attracting substantial commitments from pension funds and sovereign wealth funds seeking stable, long-term returns amid volatile public markets.

If successful, the €16 billion target would cement CIP's position among the largest renewable energy fund managers globally. The move underscores how infrastructure firms are scaling up to meet the massive capital requirements of the energy transition.