Sustainable Infrastructure Investment
Resonance partners with asset developers and operators to build and run sustainable infrastructure servicing co-located industrial producers.
Securing funding for mid-scale industrial assets can be challenging for developers and operators. Rising interest rates and escalating costs have only exacerbated the situation. But with industrial producers facing material shortages, rising costs, and increasing pressures to meet ESG goals, the need for sustainable water, energy, and waste infrastructure is only growing.
Resonance is a seasoned financial partner with the knowledge, experience, and network asset developers and owners need to finance, build and run profitable, mid-scale, co-located sustainable infrastructure.
By servicing co-located industrial producers under long-term contracts, these assets are not only profitable for developers and operators, they can also improve the operational resilience, running costs, and environmental impact of producers.
Our funding model provides an equity investment that adds no burden to the balance sheet of operating partners, yet provides an alternative channel for growth through Design Build (DB), Operation & Maintenance (O&M) and Design, Build Operate (DBO) revenues, to increase return–on-capital for shareholders.
By servicing industry under long-term contracts, assets are profitable for developers and operators.
Industrial producers can reduce their environmental impact and increase their operational resilience in the face of climate change.
Industrial producers are better positioned to meet tightening regulations, and improve their ESG metrics.
Industrial producers can decrease their operating costs and, in some cases, generate additional revenue.
Investors gain access to resposible investment opportunities and a diverse portfolio of income generating assets.
Local environments and communities benefit from reduced pollution, resource depletion, and waste.
Types of Infrastructure We Invest In
Industrial Water Infrastructure
- Seawater desalination and water treatment plants for providing reliable access to water.
- Drainage and distribution infrastructure for retrofitting industrial producers.
Renewable Energy Infrastructure
- Wind turbines for generating renewable energy.
- Co-located solar photovoltaic (PV) systems for generating renewable energy.
Waste & Resource Recovery Infrastructure
- Waste-to-value plants for transforming organic waste into revenue generating resources and storage for recovered green hydrogen.
- Heat pump and recovery units for sustainable energy generation.
- Drainage and distribution infrastructure for retrofitting industrial producers.
Types of Infrastructure We Invest In
Industrial Water Infrastructure
- Seawater desalination and water treatment plants for providing reliable access to water.
- Drainage and distribution infrastructure for retrofitting industrial producers.
Renewable Energy Infrastructure
- Wind turbines for generating renewable energy.
- Co-located solar photovoltaic (PV) systems for generating renewable energy.
Waste & Resource Recovery Infrastructure
- Waste-to-value plants for transforming organic waste into revenue generating resources.
- Heat pump and recovery units for energy generation.
- Drainage, distribution, and green hydrogen storage infrastructure.
Current Investments*
in assets under management
years investing in sustainability
assets in operation
countries (and growing)
Case Studies
Reducing Water Stress in Hebei Province Using Closed Loop Water Recycling
With rapid industrialisation, Hebei Province in China has witnessed continuous growth in industrial water consumption. However, the region is facing serious water shortages leaving significantly water-stressed local areas. Project SY, a Resonance investment, provides a closed-loop water reuse solution for an industrial client operating in chemical fibre manufacturing industry.
Relieving Water Stress using Water Reuse Plants
The Issue of Water Scarcity for Industrial Producers Fresh water is essential to industry, but for many producers it is scarce and costly to access. With climate change, tightening regulations, and other evolving challenges at play, the issue of water scarcity is...
Get in Touch
To learn more or to discuss an investment opportunity, contact the team at Resonance today.
*Data as at December 31, 2022.