Cameron Barney’s 2020 impact

Cameron Barney’s impact is something we are pleased to report. In 2020, we support the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals 10 (Reduce Inequalities) and 13 (Climate Action) by raising over £556 million to finance the roll-out of digital infrastructure, reducing the UK’s carbon footprint and supporting the transition to sustainable energy.

work from home.jpg — **In digital infrastructure**
The clients for whom we have either raised funds or in which we remain invested have now passed in excess of 631k premises and connected over 118k customers with fibre broadband, up 132% and 54% respectively from the prior year.

**In energy generation**
Our clients generated in excess of 700GWh of renewable energy generation.

In total, the companies which we have helped finance have created more than 1,400 new jobs. If the inclusion of contractors was measured, the employment figures would likely be at least double.

In 2021 we look forward to meeting more entrepreneurs and new companies as well as continuing to advise our existing clients as they scale. We also enjoy sharing insights with corporate and institutional investors, whether new to the infra-tech sector or well established, so please get in touch with us.

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Investing in natural capital

CBHH Partner Dr. Steven Fawkes has written a primer on natural capital, based on his work with the Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) in 2022.

In this article, Dr Fawkes outlines what natural capital is and how much capital is potentially needed to flow into nature-positive projects; why we should invest in natural capital, and some of the barriers to investment. Finally, he provides some examples of natural capital investing (including CBHH's Phyla project).

Cameron Barney's 2022 impact

For many years, Cameron Barney’s focus has been on serving companies and investors in the field of ‘Infratech’ – where infrastructure and technology meet. We have been particularly active in the fields of digital infrastructure and energy transition infrastructure, where we have helped to establish, fund, and develop numerous successful businesses and projects…

2022 in the rear-view mirror

Almost a year ago, in early 2022, most of us anticipated a period of relative recovery from the consequences of pandemic lockdowns and a consequential uptick in economic activity. The first half of the year was, indeed, especially active – particularly in the commitment of capital towards ‘building back better with numerous digital infrastructure companies completing financings, including two of the largest…

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