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Galvanize, a global asset manager specializing in decarbonization, has unveiled a new Credit and Capital Solutions strategy anchored by a $1.3 billion investment from a leading institutional backer. The initiative aims to finance energy transition projects across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, targeting sectors such as electrification, efficiency, manufacturing, and resilience.
The strategy offers flexible capital—including structured credit, preferred equity, and opportunistic funding—to both public and private markets. It will support a range of projects, from utility-scale renewables and energy storage to fleet electrification and advanced materials manufacturing.
Led by seasoned executives from Goldman Sachs, the U.S. Department of Energy, GE, and Riverstone, the platform is chaired by John Delaney, former Member of Congress and founder of multiple specialty lending firms. The leadership team includes Chris Creed, Meghan Pasricha, Anatoly Bushler, and Suresh Vasan, all bringing deep expertise in energy finance.
The launch coincides with rising institutional demand for private credit, as investors seek exposure to high-impact, risk-adjusted opportunities in the clean energy space.
Source: esgnews.com
