Sustainability
Responsible investment
Environmental, social and governance considerations are treated as part of investment analysis and ongoing asset management, not as a separate reporting exercise.
Responsible investment
Sustainability factors are assessed during diligence alongside commercial, technical and legal review. Where a material issue is identified, it is either addressed through the transaction structure or the opportunity is declined.
Environmental considerations
- Environmental due diligence appropriate to the asset class
- Resource efficiency and emissions intensity at asset level
- Climate and physical risk assessment for long-life assets
- Compliance with applicable local environmental requirements
Social impact
- Health and safety standards at operating assets
- Fair labour practices within portfolio companies
- Constructive engagement with local communities
- Long-term local employment and skills where relevant
Corporate governance
Governance quality is treated as a leading indicator of long-term asset performance. Board composition, reporting discipline and conflict management are reviewed before and during ownership.
Sustainable infrastructure
Infrastructure assets are assessed on lifecycle performance: durability, maintenance requirements, resource use and their contribution to the systems they serve.
Energy transition
Energy allocation is technology-neutral and evidence-led. Assets are judged on cost position, security of demand and system need, with a preference for credible transition pathways.
Long-term community value
Assets held for decades sit within communities for decades. Local relationships, reliability of service and the condition in which an asset is maintained all form part of the ownership responsibility.
Ratings, certifications and memberships
Administrator fieldIRGMYWAY publishes no ESG rating, certification, framework signatory status or membership on this website. Any such claim will appear only after the administrator has entered and verified it.