Bluefield Solar Income Fund
Renewable Energy, Delivered Responsibly
Bluefield Solar Income Fund focuses on the acquisition and long-term management of a diversified portfolio of renewable assets in the UK.
Bluefield Solar Income Fund (BSIF) was the first solar-focused investment company to be listed on the London Stock Exchange and is a member of the FTSE 250 today.
Bluefield Partners, investment advisor to BSIF, has expertise across the asset lifecycle which is from development, through investment, to operation and optimisation aiming to enhance the performance of each asset for the long term until decommission1.
About BSIF
BSIF in numbers
8.84% 2
Annualised return
£831.3m 3
Net asset value
8.80pps 4
Target dividend
812.6MWp 5
Installed capacity
200+ 6
UK assets
Renewable Energy, Delivered Responsibly
Solar, wind and storage assets play a critical role in reducing carbon emissions, contributing to a more sustainable future. The Bluefield Solar Income Fund provides investors with access to responsibly managed real assets, which offer long-dated and stable revenues6.
Why renewablesAccreditations
Keplar
Alternative Income Rating
Finalist
Environmental and Renewables Finalist, Investment Week
Runner up
Alternative Income Rating, Quoted Data
Awarded
LSE Green Economy Mark
Winner
Best Renewable Energy Fund, Quoted Data
Finalist
Best Infrastructure Fund, Citywire
Winner
Best Renewable Energy Fund, Quoted Data
Part of the Green Economy
1 Asset lifecycle, end to end, full value chain – does not include the manufacturing or end-of-life processing of materials.
2, 4-5 as at 31st December 2023
3 FY 2024
6 Delivered responsibly / responsibly managed refers to the integration of ESG across the investment lifecycle (which does not include the manufacturing or end-of-life processing of materials).
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