Apollo’s Sustainability Investing Platform, led by Olivia Wassenaar Head of Sustainable Investing, leverages the Firm’s deep expertise across asset classes to deploy capital in the key sectors driving today’s energy transition and decarbonization. Across asset classes, Apollo targets deploying $50 billion in clean energy and climate investments over the next five years and sees the opportunity to deploy more than $100 billion by 2030. Apollo aims to be a leading capital partner to companies and communities globally.
Over the last five years, Apollo-managed funds have deployed over $19 billion* into energy transition and sustainability-related investments, supporting companies and projects across clean energy and infrastructure, including offshore and onshore wind, solar, storage, renewable fuels, and electric vehicles, as well as a wide range of technologies to facilitate decarbonization. Apollo has also played an active role in helping to finance the transformation of certain traditional energy companies.
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*As of December 2021. Reflects (a) for equity investments: (i) total enterprise value at time of signed commitment for initial equity commitments; (ii) additional capital contributions from Apollo-managed funds and co-invest vehicles for follow-on equity investments; and (iii) contractual commitments of Apollo-managed funds and co-invest vehicles at the time of initial commitment for preferred equity investments; (b) for debt investments: (i) purchase price on the settlement date for private non-traded debt; (ii) increases in maximum exposure on a period-over-period basis for publicly-traded debt; (iii) total capital organized on the settlement date for syndicated debt; and (iv) contractual commitments of Apollo managed funds and co-invest vehicles as of the closing date for real estate debt; (c) for SPACs, the total sponsor equity and capital organized as of the respective announcement dates; (d) for platform acquisitions, the purchase price on the signed commitment date; and (e) for platform originations, the gross origination value on the origination date.
