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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has announced that its fifth flagship fund, CI V, has successfully surpassed its target of EUR 12 billion, demonstrating strong investor interest in greenfield energy infrastructure investments. The fund intends to support the energy transition by investing in a variety of technologies, including wind, solar PV, and battery storage, across low-risk OECD countries. CI V has already allocated 60% of its capital through six final investment decisions, with plans to potentially invest up to EUR 24 billion across over 50 development stage projects. This effort is expected to add 30 GW of new energy capacity to the global grid, addressing the rising demand driven by digitalization and electrification trends.

Elsewhere in the market, Enphase Energy was a notable mover up 9.8% and ending trading at $63.80. Meanwhile, Barito Renewables Energy trailed, down 5% to finish the session at IDR5,725.00.

Enphase Energy's innovation and strategic enhancements could improve margins and competitiveness. Discover more about Enphase's growth strategy by clicking on the narrative.

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Best Energy Transition Stocks

• Vistra settled at $126.29 up 1.5%.

• First Solar finished trading at $133.03 up 0.4%. Today, First Solar's CEO, Mark R. Widmar, presents at the Piper Sandler 25th Annual Energy Conference in Las Vegas.

• Tesla ended the day at $238.01 down 4.8%.

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