Solas Capital makes new investment under EUR 33M partnership with ENCORE to finance German industrial decarbonisation project
Solas’ makes new investment under existing EUR 33 million facility with ENCORE to deliver heat, power and cooling optimisation for German automotive supplier manufacturer
We Don’t Have to Replace it All: Debunking the Primary Energy Fallacy
The energy transition is often measured against primary energy — the assumption that today’s fossil fuel inputs must be matched one-for-one with renewables. This white paper explains why that comparison is misleading, and how electrification and efficiency could cut global final energy demand by 40%, easing the capital burden of the energy transition.
Solas Capital closes largest behind-the-meter BESS transaction to date, financing industrial decarbonisation for a leading European automotive group
Zurich, 18 June 2026 — Solas Capital finances three battery energy storage systems with combined 50 MWh capacity in Poland, through its continued partnership with Quanta Energy
The Next Phase of Energy Transition Investing: Building and Industrial Decarbonisation
Our latest white paper explores the evolving dynamics of the energy transition and what this means for institutional investor portfolios.
Solas Capital secures €60 million commitment from the EIB for the Solas Sustainable Energy Fund II
Today in Luxembourg, Solas Capital AG has signed a €60 million commitment from the European Investment Bank (EIB) for its successor fund, Solas Sustainable Energy Fund II. The commitment scales the existing energy efficiency financing partnership between EIB and Solas Capital and will channel much needed institutional infrastructure capital towards energy-as-a-service projects delivered by energy […]
Solas Capital Wins Environmental Finance Impact Award as Asset Manager of the Year – Mid-size
Solas Capital receives the Asset Manager of the Year: Mid-Size award, which acknowledges the Solas Capital team’s work in enabling institutional capital to invest into energy efficiency and distributed renewable energy projects in buildings.
Demand-Side Flexibility: The Next Building Block in Europe’s Energy Transition
Europe’s renewable energy surge has created €4.2 billion in annual grid congestion costs, yet 73% of EU households remain on fixed-price contracts that prevent them from benefiting. Demand-side flexibility offers a transformative solution: €71 billion in annual consumer savings, 37.5 million tons of CO₂ avoided, and €11 to €29 billion in deferred infrastructure investments by 2030—all while proving that Belgium’s 81% dynamic pricing success can be replicated across the continent.
From Energy Bills to Energy Assets: Smart Buildings Revolutionizing the Power Grid
Buildings across Europe are moving from cost centers to energy assets. By pairing efficiency measures with solar PV, batteries, smart controls and flexible operation, delivered via Energy-as-a-Service, projects require no upfront costs yet create predictable, long-dated cash flows.
The 2024 EPBD Implementation: Germany’s Path to Building Decarbonisation
Germany’s path to building decarbonization creates scalable, financeable retrofit opportunities.
The Time for Energy Efficiency is Now: Reaching European Climate and Energy Security Goals While Strengthening Competitiveness
At the Energy Efficiency for SMEs Day in Brussels, Solas Capital joined industry leaders to showcase how its innovative financing model helps SMEs cut energy use, lower costs, and reduce CO2 emissions.