Energy Infrastructure

Energy infrastructure investment is driven by the need to match energy sources with demand, which requires transportation, service, processing, and storage infrastructure. Significantly, the International Energy Agency predicts that over the next 25 years nearly half of the growth in energy infrastructure investment will take place in emerging market economies as regulatory environments continue to improve.

Denham's Energy Infrastructure team focuses on transportation, distribution, processing, storage, and terminalling operations within the energy and commodities value chains. This includes traditional midstream assets (pipelines, processing, and storage), liquefied natural gas, fuel preparation, transportation, storage, oil field services, biofuels, biochemicals, gasification, and petrochemicals, as well as various other areas where the investment team has significant experience.

Denham Capital's Energy Infrastructure team is uniquely positioned to evaluate and execute on sector opportunities, bringing a global perspective, regional insight, and a wealth of relevant operational and investment experience.