Areas of interest
Digital infrastructure
AI infrastructure, data centres and connectivity.
Our areas of interest include AI infrastructure, data centres and connectivity. These are the physical systems behind an increasingly digital economy.
Technology depends on physical infrastructure.
Connected capacity
Power, cooling and network access shape what a site can support. These connections matter as much as the computing equipment itself.
Long-term relevance
Customer demand and changing workloads influence how capacity is used. Infrastructure needs room to adapt as technology evolves.
Energy and power
Power generation, storage and related infrastructure.
Our areas of interest include power generation, storage and related infrastructure, connecting energy supply with the businesses and communities that need it.
Capacity matters. Connection makes it useful.
Access and reliability
Grid access and connection capacity determine where and when power can reach its users. Reliability is particularly important for energy-intensive businesses.
A changing system
Demand, production patterns and storage shape an asset’s role over time. Operating flexibility helps it respond as the wider energy system changes.
Real assets
Industrial property and development opportunities.
Our areas of interest include industrial property and development opportunities, where location, infrastructure and a clear use come together.
Potential starts with a credible use.
Location and demand
Transport links, utilities and occupier requirements shape a property’s usefulness. The commercial case depends on demand for its existing or proposed use.
Scope for change
Adapting or developing a site depends on permissions, physical suitability and cost. A different use must offer a credible purpose, not change for its own sake.