1PLANETINFRA
Investment and climate advisory for real asset investors focused on infrastructure and buildings
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About 1PLANETINFRA
1PLANETINFRA advises on credit underwriting, debt structuring, investment due diligence, ESG strategy and climate impact for infrastructure and real asset investments. It also provides research and training on infrastructure, renewables and ESG.
The firm works with a network of experienced partners to deliver tailored services to investors. Its founder, Laurence Monnier, has experience in infrastructure investment, credit, ESG and research.
Product: Advisory, research and training covering infrastructure investment, credit, ESG and climate transition.
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