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SEB renewable energy fund exceeds expectations and aims for attractive returns

A fund focusing on small-scale renewable energy assets in the Nordics is hoping to attract a large pension company as co-investor. Having a Nordic investor base is very important.
Richard Gavel (left) and Elin Löfblad manage the SEB Nordic Energy fund, while Rolf Solgård (right) is head of asset management sales, Denmark. | Photo: SEB / PR
Richard Gavel (left) and Elin Löfblad manage the SEB Nordic Energy fund, while Rolf Solgård (right) is head of asset management sales, Denmark. | Photo: SEB / PR
by KIM WIESENER

When the Biskopsberg hydropower plant in Southern Sweden produces energy for the region of Blekinge, it also generates returns for institutional investors who have put money into major asset manager SEB Investment Management’s Nordic Energy fund.

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