Quinbrook closes £587M QRIF II fund
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jul 08, 2026 · Last updated Jul 09, 2026
The fund close signals strong institutional investor demand for clean energy infrastructure in the UK and Ireland, potentially boosting Quinbrook's reputation and attracting further capital. The investments are expected to support stable returns and contribute to decarbonization, positively impacting the renewable energy sector.
Antin Infrastructure Partners announced the final close of its second UK-focused Quinbrook Renewables Impact Fund (QRIF II), raising £587 million in investor commitments, exceeding its £500 million target. The fund focuses on renewable energy, storage, grid support, and clean transport infrastructure in the UK and Ireland, supporting the UK's Clean Power 2030 targets and Ireland's 80% renewable electricity goal. Notable investments include the Mallard Pass Solar Project (373 MWdc), the Wexford Synchronous Condenser Project, OVO Energy (clean refueling hubs), and Project Norton (solar and battery storage). The fund is already well advanced with long-term, inflation-linked contracts. Quinbrook has invested £1.2 billion equity in UK and Ireland projects to date.
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