Debt investments
Energy for transition
Renewable energy is of strategic importance not only to limit the impact on climate change, but also to strengthen the energy self-sufficiency of EU countries. In line with European decarbonisation objectives, major development investments are underway in renewables.
Telecommunications networks
Increasing digitalisation and the adoption of artificial intelligence are generating unprecedented demand for digital infrastructure such as data centres, telecommunications towers, ultra-broadband networks and satellites, which are crucial for Europe's competitiveness.
Sustainable mobility
Reducing emissions from transport is a pillar of the Green Deal. Today, transport emissions account for around 25% of the EU's total greenhouse gas emissions and have increased in recent years.
Utilities
The utilities sector includes companies that are dedicated to the provision and management of services to citizens. In this context, the debt fund has financed in particular companies that manage the water and waste services in an integrated way.
Water network
In Italy, more than 40% of the water introduced into the network is lost before reaching users, 60% of pipes are more than 30 years old and 25% are over 50 years old. Financing the sector makes it possible to bridge the gap with other European countries, which record an average dispersion of about half compared to Italy (23%).
Social and healthcare infrastructures
Long-term demographic trends in Europe are driving a sharp increase in demand for healthcare, increasing the need for investment in healthcare facilities.