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CDPQ (Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec)

Private equity · Canada

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Ticket range
Undisclosed
Instruments
Equity
Stages
Construction, Operational
Geographies
South Asia
Return hurdle
Not stated
Risk appetite
Not stated
Values climate / carbon impact
Solar
Wind
Storage

Investment thesis

Canadian institutional investor whose infrastructure portfolio lists Apraava Energy, a renewable energy platform in India, alongside power and transmission holdings elsewhere. Ticket size and return targets are not published and are not stated here.

Website: www.cdpq.com/en/investments/infrastructure

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3,397 projects on record match the regions, technologies and stages above, 307.6 GW between them. This counts records against stated criteria. It is not a shortlist and it grades nothing: ticket size and instrument are not matched, because no published project on this site states a capital requirement.

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Source: CDPQ — Infrastructure portfolio

Last updated: 10 Sept 2026

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