infrastructure Investors in Miami

Aceana Group is a distinguished single-family office (SFO) based in the United States, specializing in private investments across a broad range of asset classes. The firm focuses on venture capital, private equity, real estate, and infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on innovative, technology-driven companies and strategies. Since the onset of the pandemic, Aceana Group has strategically deployed capital in 16 funds and more than 50 direct and co-investments, demonstrating a commitment to long-term value creation and industry transformation.The firm was founded in 2006 and operates under the leadership of seasoned investment professionals. Aceana Group is committed to identifying high-growth opportunities across various emerging sectors, leveraging the extensive experience of its team in alternative assets and international capital markets.Aceana Group's investment strategy includes a strong interest in impact investing and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) funds. Their technology and innovation focus spans areas such as Blockchain, Crypto, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Deep Tech, Life Sciences, Digital Health, PropTech, EdTech, and MedTech. While specific portfolio companies are not publicly listed, the firm's activity in numerous funds and direct/co-investments highlights its active role in these sectors.The leadership team includes Russell Deakin, CIO and Managing Partner, who brings over 25 years of global experience in alternative assets, including private equity, venture capital, real estate, infrastructure, and renewable energy. His expertise covers entrepreneurial ventures, blockchain, crypto, growth capital, and international capital markets. Aaruni Kumar serves as Executive Director, leading due diligence and portfolio management for technology investments, with a focus on AI, mobility, and telecom infrastructure.

Elion Partners is a data-driven industrial logistics real estate investment firm established in 2010. The firm specializes in acquiring and managing mission-critical real estate for modern supply chains across various regions of the United States. Elion Partners leverages proprietary algorithms and technology, branded as "Elion Intelligence" (E.I.), to generate high-quality market insights by integrating data science with its team's extensive industrial domain knowledge. This approach enables the firm to make informed investment decisions, mitigate risk, and enhance operational efficiencies across its portfolio.Founded in Miami, Florida, Elion Partners has grown significantly since its inception. The firm's investment philosophy prioritizes capital preservation while aiming to deliver attractive, risk-adjusted returns. They employ a bottom-up approach, grounded in disciplined execution of core real estate fundamentals, and engage in opportunistic, value-add, core-plus, and core investment strategies through both closed-end (Elion Fund series) and open-end (Adar Series) funds. The firm has invested over $4.6 billion since its founding and has made more than 175 property investments.Elion Partners operates as a vertically integrated platform, functioning as both a fiduciary and an operator. The firm's leadership team brings an average of over two decades of experience in commercial real estate investment and operations. Elion Partners is recognized for its commitment to diversity, being 100% minority-owned with a team that is more than 65% diverse. This commitment has contributed to its recognition as a "Best Places to Work in Money Management" by Pensions & Investments.The firm's investment focus includes industrial logistics real estate in U.S. markets with strong fundamentals and rental growth potential, particularly in supply-constrained coastal gateway markets such as Northern New Jersey, New York City Boroughs, Washington D.C., South Florida, Seattle, the Bay Area, and Southern California. Notable investments include the Elion Logistics Park 55 in Chicago and a significant industrial portfolio in the Washington D.C. metro area. Elion Partners also emphasizes sustainability, integrating environmental considerations into its asset management practices.

Energy Capital Partners (ECP), founded in April 2005 by Doug Kimmelman, Thomas Lane and Scott Helm, is a private equity and credit investment firm headquartered in Summit, New Jersey. Over nearly two decades, the firm has raised more than $31 billion from over 600 limited partners and merged with Bridgepoint Group in August 2024 to expand its platform globally. ECP focuses on investments in power generation, renewable energy, energy storage, midstream gas infrastructure and environmental sustainability. Its portfolio includes high‑profile assets such as Calpine, Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure, Biffa UK waste‑management, and the Terra‑Gen renewables platform. In 2025, it launched a $25 billion joint venture with Abu Dhabi’s ADQ to deliver behind‑the‑meter power infrastructure for data centers, complementing a separate $50 billion global collaboration with KKR. As of early 2024, ECP manages approximately $19–20 billion in assets, with 80–90 employees worldwide. The firm targets infrastructure opportunities across North America and is expanding into Europe, Asia and Japan through strategic partnerships and selective acquisitions.

Kingston Capital Management is a private investment firm focused on providing equity capital solutions to infrastructure assets, projects, and companies. The firm partners with management teams to implement business plans leveraging their expertise in structuring and multi-faceted risk management, aiming to align interests and protect downside risks for their investment partners. The firm’s investment strategy centers on sustainable, long-term value creation primarily in infrastructure sectors including renewables and power, transportation, social and environmental infrastructure, digital infrastructure, and energy infrastructure. Kingston targets investments mainly in the United States and Europe, with selective exposure to emerging markets. Kingston Capital Management is distinguished by its experienced team with backgrounds from leading institutions such as Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Microsoft, Blackstone, Clearlake, Point72, Balyasny, and Citadel. The firm operates globally with offices in Miami, New York, and London, emphasizing collaboration and innovation to bridge the global infrastructure investment gap and deliver differentiated returns to its partners.

Founded in 2019, Power Sustainable is a global alternative asset manager headquartered in Montreal, Canada. The firm focuses on investments that deliver both competitive financial returns and positive sustainability outcomes. As a subsidiary of Power Corporation of Canada (TSX: POW), Power Sustainable leverages its parent company's extensive network and resources to drive sustainable investment strategies across various sectors. Power Sustainable operates through four primary investment platforms: Energy Infrastructure Equity, Global High-Yield Infrastructure Credit, Agri-Food Private Equity (Lios), and Decarbonization Private Equity. These platforms target sectors undergoing significant transformation due to climate change and sustainability challenges, including renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and resource-efficient industries. The firm's investment approach integrates sustainability factors throughout the investment process, aiming to contribute to lasting sustainable development. As of December 31, 2024, Power Sustainable manages approximately CAD 4.2 billion (USD 3.1 billion) in assets under management. The firm has offices in Montreal, Toronto, and Miami, supporting its operations across North America and internationally. Power Sustainable's team comprises experienced professionals dedicated to accelerating the transition to a sustainable economy through strategic investments and partnerships.

TPG is a prominent global alternative asset manager, established with a principled focus on innovation. The firm manages a substantial portfolio across diverse investment strategies, including private equity, impact investing, credit, real estate, and market solutions. TPG's approach is characterized by innovation-led growth, a keen eye for disruption, and a collaborative culture, enabling them to identify and capitalize on emerging industry trends.The firm was founded in 1992 by Jim Coulter and David Bonderman, former colleagues at the Bass Family Office. Starting with its first offices in San Francisco, TPG built its distinctive investment philosophy from its family office roots, entrepreneurial heritage, and a West Coast base. This foundation has fostered an ecosystem of insight and engagement across its various platforms and products, leading to organic growth and strategic diversification, such as the 2023 acquisition of Angelo Gordon, which significantly expanded its credit and real estate capabilities.TPG's investment activities span a wide array of sectors, with recent notable transactions including leading a $350 million strategic investment in Cambridge Mobile Telematics for AI-driven road safety, the launch of Velotic for industrial and manufacturing software, and the establishment of One Aged Care for senior healthcare services. The firm also announced the sale of Intersect to Google, a partnership with Findhelp to expand access to essential services, and investments in telecom infrastructure through TPG Peppertree and manufacturing with Sabre Industries. Additionally, TPG has been active in the financial services sector, launching Third Wave Insurance and extending agreements with Thrive Financial and OneMain Financial for consumer and auto loans.With over 1900 employees globally, including more than 700 investment and operations professionals, TPG boasts a deep bench of world-class executives and business leaders. The firm's substantial global footprint and extensive network are crucial for sourcing transactions, raising capital, and driving value across its investments. TPG is committed to fostering an inclusive culture, believing that diverse backgrounds and experiences lead to richer discussions, more strategic decision-making, and ultimately, stronger business outcomes.