The Renewables Infrastructure Group
A London-listed investment company focused on renewable-energy generation infrastructure.
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Overview
The Renewables Infrastructure Group, commonly known as TRIG, is a Guernsey-based investment company listed on the London Stock Exchange. Its investment mandate is centered on infrastructure assets that generate electricity from renewable sources, placing the company within the listed renewable-energy infrastructure and investment-trust sector. The portfolio has included renewable-generation projects such as onshore wind farms, offshore wind farms and solar parks, with investments designed to provide exposure to operating energy assets rather than to the manufacture or retail sale of renewable-energy equipment. TRIG was established in 2013 and developed as a publicly traded vehicle through which investors could gain diversified exposure to renewable power infrastructure. Its business model is based on investing in project assets and seeking a combination of recurring income and long-term capital growth. Revenue and value are therefore linked to the performance of the underlying generation portfolio, including electricity production, project-level cash flows and the broader operating and market environment for renewable energy. The company is managed by InfraRed Capital Partners. This external-management structure is consistent with TRIG’s role as an investment company: strategic capital allocation and portfolio management are carried out by a specialist infrastructure-investment manager, while the listed company provides the public investment vehicle. TRIG’s activities have been concentrated in the United Kingdom and wider European renewable-energy markets. TRIG has been listed on the London Stock Exchange and is identified as a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index. Its public-market positioning has emphasized renewable infrastructure as an income-oriented asset class, combining the energy-transition theme with the characteristics of a diversified infrastructure portfolio. The company’s flagship exposure consists of wind and solar generation assets, although the precise portfolio composition may change through acquisitions, disposals, refinancing and project-life-cycle decisions. In November 2025, a proposal was announced under which TRIG’s assets would be transferred to HICL Infrastructure Company and TRIG would subsequently be wound up. Shareholders opposed the proposed transaction, and the plan was abandoned after a shareholder revolt in December 2025. On the available reference material, TRIG therefore remained an active listed investment company after the proposed transaction was withdrawn. Further details on its portfolio size, financial performance, dividend policy and current operating status require confirmation from company filings or other authoritative sources.
History
The Renewables Infrastructure Group was established in 2013 as a listed investment company dedicated to renewable-energy infrastructure. Rather than operating as an electricity utility or an equipment manufacturer, the company was created to invest in assets that generate electricity from renewable sources. Its investment scope has included onshore wind, offshore wind and solar-generation projects, giving public-market investors access to a diversified portfolio of energy-transition infrastructure. The company’s structure reflects the investment-company model. TRIG is listed on the London Stock Exchange, while InfraRed Capital Partners acts as its investment manager. Through this arrangement, portfolio selection, asset management and investment strategy are handled by a specialist infrastructure manager. The listed company’s role is to hold and manage interests in renewable-generation projects for its shareholders. Its investment proposition combines exposure to the long-term expansion of renewable electricity with the potential for recurring income and capital appreciation from infrastructure assets. TRIG has operated primarily in the United Kingdom and Europe. Its portfolio approach has allowed it to hold interests across different renewable technologies and projects rather than depend on a single generating facility. The underlying assets are affected by factors such as electricity production, project operating performance, power-market conditions, financing arrangements and changes in renewable-energy policy. The available reference material does not provide a complete project-by-project portfolio history or detailed financial chronology, so those matters are not expanded here. The company has been listed on the London Stock Exchange and has been a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index, placing it among the larger publicly traded companies represented in that index. Richard Morse is identified as chairman in the available reference material, and InfraRed Capital Partners is identified as the company’s manager. A major strategic development was reported in 2025. In November, a proposal was announced to transfer TRIG’s assets to HICL Infrastructure Company and then wind up The Renewables Infrastructure Group. The proposal met significant shareholder resistance. Following a shareholder revolt, the transaction was abandoned in December 2025. The withdrawal of the proposal meant that the planned transfer and dissolution did not proceed according to the announced structure. On the supplied material, TRIG therefore remained an active listed entity after the abandonment, although authoritative current filings would be needed to establish any later changes.
- 2025
Proposed transfer and winding-up announced
[1]A proposal was announced to transfer TRIG’s assets to HICL Infrastructure Company and subsequently wind up TRIG.
- 2025
Proposed transaction abandoned
[1]The proposed transaction was abandoned in December after opposition from shareholders.
- 2013
Company established
[1]The Renewables Infrastructure Group was established as an investment company focused on renewable-energy generation infrastructure.
Products and positioning
Listed renewable-energy infrastructure investment vehicle focused on diversified generation assets and investor exposure to recurring infrastructure income.
Renewable-energy infrastructure
Onshore wind investments
TRIG invests in onshore wind-generation infrastructure, providing shareholders with exposure to renewable electricity assets located on land. These investments form part of a diversified portfolio intended to spread exposure across projects and renewable technologies.
Renewable-energy infrastructure
Offshore wind investments
Offshore wind projects are another major area of TRIG’s investment focus. Such assets give the company exposure to utility-scale renewable generation and to the long-term development of offshore wind in the United Kingdom and Europe.
Renewable-energy infrastructure
Solar-park investments
TRIG invests in solar parks as part of its renewable-generation portfolio. Solar assets complement wind investments by adding another generation technology and helping diversify the company’s exposure to individual projects and operating conditions.
Brand decisions
2025
Proposed asset transfer to HICL Infrastructure CompanyM&ABackground
A proposal was announced to transfer the assets of The Renewables Infrastructure Group to HICL Infrastructure Company and subsequently wind up TRIG.
Action taken
The proposed transaction was put forward but was later abandoned after shareholder opposition.
Aftermath
The shareholder revolt prevented the planned transfer and winding-up from proceeding under the announced proposal.
Recent events
- Unconfirmed
Reported
TRIG purchases four solar PV sites in Spain[3]
The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) purchased four solar photovoltaic sites in Cádiz, Spain, with a combined capacity of 234MW.
Reported
Envision completes sale of Vannier-Amance wind project to TRIG[4]
Envision Energy and TRIG finalized the sale of the Vannier-Amance wind project in France.
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