Power Sustainable Infrastructure Credit (PSIC) has announced the final close of its inaugural infrastructure credit fund in December 2025, having exceeded $1bn (£729.4m) in total capital.
The alternative asset manager said the $1bn includes $800m in commitments across the fund and separately managed accounts.
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The strategy, which aims to provide financing solutions to companies and management teams across the infrastructure sectors, including energy and decarbonisation, transportation and logistics, digital, social, and utilities and recycling, has completed eight investments since launch, deploying capital across a diversified portfolio of infrastructure assets in North America.
Power Sustainable said the transactions are a reflection of “the team’s ability to originate and execute bespoke financings” in sectors benefiting from long-term structural demand, including community solar, fibre-to-the-home, data centres, and aerial firefighting.
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“We have strong conviction in the opportunity for private credit in infrastructure across the core sectors of the economy, where demand for tailored, asset-backed financing solutions continues to grow,” said Tom Murray, managing partner of PSIC.
“We are grateful to our investors for their commitment and for their continued support as we deploy capital across this opportunity set.”
Power Sustainable, which is a subsidiary of Power Corporation of Canada, allocates capital across energy, food, mobility, connectivity, and the built environment, investing through equity and credit strategies.
Bruce Heyman, chief executive of Power Sustainable, added: “The pace at which the strategy has been built reflects both the depth of the opportunity set and the team’s ability to execute, and we are energised by the continued momentum behind the platform.”
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