jfaith - In3 Capital Partners

In3’s investors are focused on financing construction-ready projects across all asset classes, structures and geographies in energy-related areas, including utility-scale solar, wind, waste-to-energy, small hydroelectricity (under ~10MW), geothermal, and tidal/wave power. We can finance energy generation, distribution, infrastructure such as transmission, and manufacture of energy-related products such as drop-in biofuels, renewable fuels, energy pellets, and more.

In three industries — solar, wind and waste-to-value — we also offer project origination, design & development, vetting (pre-due diligence), de-risking and related EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) services, in addition to financing.
In3 Group enjoys partnership with experts in these industries with access to competitive rates for Tier 1 suppliers of AAA-rated equipment. We have helped clients build projects as large as 300MW in the US and developing/emerging markets in more than a dozen countries to date. Ask us for details.

Available financing for projects in qualified countries include proven technologies for purifying or de-watering polluted or contaminated sources as well as desalination, de-watering through advanced electrolysis, distillation or reverse osmosis, water efficiency (not wasting water in the first place is arguably the most value form of production), with a bias toward disruptive innovations, but technically and financially well-supported solutions worldwide can be qualified. Use our Readiness and Investment Navigator (RAIN) assessment to obtain your pre-qualification scores.

Sustainability’s Triple Bottom Line

We operate blended online/human expert systems to address the opportunities in the growing impact capital markets.

Both returns-first and impacts-first investors will find their values expressed through this platform, working with our personnel and partner organizations, upholding the GIIN definition — the intention to generate social and environmental impact alongside a financial return.

Impact investments can be made in both emerging and developed markets, and target a range of returns from below market to above market rate, depending upon the circumstances.

Projects and ventures made possible through impact investments often address “the world’s most pressing challenges in sectors such as sustainable agriculture, clean technology, microfinance, and affordable and accessible basic services including housing, healthcare, and education.” Access to basic services are seen as part of human rights, environmental and social justice, where impact capital now finds talented entrepreneurs solving these pressing issues:

energy security, food security, water security … climate change (which affects the poor disproportionately to the more wealthy)
helping people escape poverty traps, building toward local self-reliance
improved quality of life and living conditions (such as clean indoor lights) delivering healthier places to live or work.

In short, for-profit impact investments leverage market forces to grow regional economies, strengthen trade partners, create jobs and change lives.

Author: jfaith

Clean Energy: Solar – Wind – Biomass – Hydro

Impact capital markets

Sustainability’s Triple Bottom Line