France

Elyse Energy, a pioneering French company producing sustainable fuels and low-carbon feedstock, secured c. EUR120 million euros from Hy24, PGGM, Bpifrance and Mirova to accelerate development of its e-methanol and sustainable aviation fuel production projects in France and Spain, addressing the growing demand for decarbonization solutions in the aviation, maritime and chemical sectors.

A signatory of the Principles for Responsible Investment since October 21, 2013, Mirova is committed to adopting and implementing these principles, assessing their effectiveness, and improving their content over time.
Energy Transition Infrastructure - OECD

Mirova is providing a senior debt financing of 10 million dollars to Namdev Finvest Private Limited (“Namdev”) through its blended finance debt fund dedicated to energy transition in emerging countries. This marks Mirova's first energy transition financing in India and the first Asian project funded by the Mirova Gigaton Fund1. Namdev is an Indian non-banking financial company specialising in secured lending to small and medium-sized enterprises, particularly in rural and semi-urban areas. Namdev enables entrepreneurial ventures, especially in the sectors of responsible mobility and energy, benefiting underprivileged individuals.

Monthly market review and outlook

OpenAirlines, a pioneer in software solutions for eco-piloting, has announced the successful raising of nearly €45 million, led by Eiffel Investment Group and supported by Mirova, a committed player in sustainable investment. This fundraising aims to strengthen OpenAirlines’ position in the ecological transition of the aviation sector, facilitating its expansion into North America and Asia.

As a pioneering player in the field of financing conservation and restoration of nature, Mirova played an active role at COP161 and the GIIN2 Impact Forum, advocating for the need to develop tools and regulations aimed at directing capital towards biodiversity, as well as emphasizing the importance of multilateral actions by countries (North and South), and by public, private, and philanthropic financial actors.
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