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Alcazar Energy Partners is an independent sustainable infrastructure fund manager specializing in the identification, development, financing, construction, and operation of utility-scale renewable energy projects, with a primary focus on solar photovoltaic and onshore wind installations in emerging and growth markets.
The firm operates through dedicated investment vehicles. Its first fund, Alcazar Energy Partners I (AEP-I), established in 2014, developed a portfolio exceeding 400 MW across Jordan and Egypt before a successful exit in 2021. The current vehicle, Alcazar Energy Partners II SLP (SCSp) (AEP-II), is a Luxembourg-domiciled special limited partnership that raised approximately USD 490 million from institutional investors in North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. This fund has the capacity to mobilize up to USD 2 billion in total investment, including project finance, targeting over 1.6 GW of clean energy capacity.
Alcazar Energy maintains an advisory team in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and has project offices in Egypt, Serbia, Montenegro, and North Macedonia. Its activities emphasize strong environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, community development programs, and the delivery of measurable impacts such as greenhouse gas emission reductions and local employment. The company combines investor and developer roles with in-house technical and project management capabilities.
Privately held and managed by a team led by co-founder and managing partner Daniel Calderon, Alcazar Energy is positioned as a specialized player in renewable energy infrastructure investment, particularly active in the MENA region and Western Balkans, where it contributes to national energy transition objectives through projects like the 500 MW Niat and Rasgha wind farms in Egypt's Gulf of Suez.
Also known as Alcazar Energy Partners II, AEP-II, and Alcazar Energy Partners II Holdco Limited.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Alcazar Energy, of which 2 are active.
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Platform will match Mediterranean renewable and clean‑tech projects with financiers, tackle permitting and grid barriers, and aims to mobilise €25bn and upskill 10,000 workers by 2035.
