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Our business

Earth Capital Partners LLP is a company specializing in advising on investments that deliver a commercial risk adjusted return and address the challenges of Sustainable Development such as climate change, food, energy and water security.

Investment - ECP is an investment manager focussed towards sustainable technology venture and growth capital, renewable energy infrastructure; and sustainable timberland. 

Sustainable Development - ‘meeting the needs of today without jeopardising the ability of future generations to meet their needs’ – is at the heart of the ECP investment model.  We report to our investors on sustainable development through our own reporting tool - the Earth DividendTM - an annual reported measure of the contribution investments make to sustainable development.

Our Group - ECP is part of a global group of specialist investment managers each with differing regional and sector focus, but with a common focus on sustainability. For some investments, we use the resources of our broader group where they are better placed to source and manage those investments.

 

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