Our team at Infra Impact (IIIM), joined by partners from KfW, recently had the privilege of visiting Upington to see the incredible work being done by the Upington Local Community Trust (ULCT) and the three Project Companies in which the ULCT is invested, namely: Dyason’s Klip 1, Dyason’s Klip 2, and Sirius Solar PV Project […]

Green Create is a remarkable waste-to-value initiative that’s tackling three major issues at once: unreliable electricity, emissions reduction goals and wastewater treatment in South Africa and Mauritius. This transaction highlights Infra Impact’s commitment to creating significant environmental benefits and fostering sustainable growth in the biogas and wastewater treatment industries. And aligns perfectly with our mission […]

To alleviate the debt burden and make funds readily available for community upliftment projects, Infra Impact Investment Managers has launched an impact investing initiative. With the support of €20 million from the German development bank KfW, the fund is steadily approaching its target of R2 billion and making a lasting impact on South Africa’s renewable […]

Watch this interesting SABC interview with Paul Gorremans, CEO of Sustainable Heating, as he explains how this plant will reduce carbon emissions by using biomass to create steam to sterilise medication manufactured by Aspen, as opposed to fuel or paraffin. Infra Impact is proud to provide further debt funding to the group to expand the […]

Mark van Wyk on our recent Oricol investment, and why it will succeed. Watch this quick, insightful video of Mark van Wyk – our Co-Managing Partner – on the recent investment in Oricol Environmental Services, a portfolio company in our waste strategy.

In an era where environmental consciousness is paramount, companies like Heirloom Carbon are leading the way in redefining sustainability practices.

Load Shedding and other energy crises have long affected the quality of life for South African citizens and its economy.

The journey towards a greener future has just begun with the Carbon Tax Act of 2019, but the question remains – will it be enough?

Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas with a 100-year global warming potential 28-34 times that of CO2.

Governments and their municipalities face a growing challenge when managing the increasing amount of waste generated daily in communities.