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Pantheon Infrastructure PLC on Tuesday said it has committed to invest around £30 million into energy and data centre developer Intersect Power. The London-based infrastructure investment trust said the investment will be made through a Climate Adaptive Infrastructure-managed vehicle. Pantheon said it will be funded through a mix of cash reserves and its revolving credit facility. CAI is a San Francisco, California-based infrastructure investment firm specialising in low-carbon assets. It has raised and managed over $1.3 billion in assets, noted Pantheon. Intersect Power develops and operates utility-scale and industrial power infrastructure. It is based in Truckee, California. Pantheon said Intersect is ‘well positioned’ to navigate the evolving trade and regulatory environment over in the US. ‘As the largest customer of the top manufacturers of solar panels and batteries in the US, the company is well positioned to withstand supply chain issues arising as a result of recent reciprocal tariffs. These strengths align with the emphasis on US supply chains and local investment contained within the recent One Big Beautiful Bill Act,’ said the company. Shares in Pantheon Infrastructure were down 0.5% at 106.96 pence on Tuesday morning in London. ‘Our investment into Intersect Power reflects both the strength of the opportunity and our continued disciplined approach around capital allocation. With greater visibility on near term liquidity and attractive potential returns, we see this as a compelling addition to the portfolio,’ said Richard Sem, partner at Pantheon, Pantheon Infrastructre’s investment manager. Copyright 2025 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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