Frontier Renewables incorporates Environmental, Social, and Governance (“ESG”) factors throughout its entire investment, asset management and divestment process
The company’s sustainable investment objectives are particularly focused on substantial climate change mitigation by accelerating the transition to renewable energy sources, whilst factoring social characteristics and committing to good governance practices.
Frontier believes that this strategy is critical to providing attractive sustainable risk-adjusted returns for its investors
Frontier Renewables incorporates Environmental, Social, and Governance (“ESG”) factors throughout its entire investment, asset management and divestment process
The company’s sustainable investment objectives are particularly focused on substantial climate change mitigation by accelerating the transition to renewable energy sources, whilst factoring social characteristics and committing to good governance practices.
Frontier believes that this strategy is critical to providing attractive sustainable risk-adjusted returns for its investors
As the impacts of climate change are increasingly being felt across the globe, there is renewed urgency in transitioning to a low-carbon and sustainable economy. The European Union (¨EU¨) has developed initiatives with the aim of redirecting capital towards sustainable businesses. One of its key initiatives being the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (¨SFDR¨), which aims to create a robust framework for ensuring transparency around ESG claims made by financial market participants.
Frontier Renewables Capital SGEIC, S.A. (‘FRC’) incorporates ESG factors throughout its entire investment, asset management and divestment process. The company’s sustainable investment objectives are particularly focused on substantial climate change mitigation by accelerating the transition to renewable energy sources. Our ESG due diligence framework allows us to identify and prioritize any principal adverse impacts on sustainability factors and assess sustainability risks throughout our entire investment cycle.
This entity level disclosure for FRC is prepared in accordance with the requirements in the European Union’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) ((EU) 2019/2088) and the regulatory technical standard ((EU) 2022/1288).
It includes the disclosures in accordance with:
Article 3: Transparency of sustainability risk policies
Article 5: Transparency of remuneration policies in relation to the integration of sustainability risks
Article 4: Transparency of adverse sustainability impacts at entity level
FRC is committed to the integration of sustainability risks into our decision-making process. The company has developed an ESG Policy and ESG due diligence framework to identify and prioritize any possible adverse impacts to sustainability factors and assess possible sustainability risks on its returns.
FRCs remuneration policy is designed to align the long-term interests of FRC and its funds under management with the goals of its employees. These are considered when hiring, evaluating, and promoting employees.
FRC considers principal adverse impacts of its investment decisions on sustainability factors in all investments by Frontier Renewables European Fund I (¨FREF I¨) and any subsequent fund under its management.
Please refer to our Principle Impact Statement for more details on how FRC considers such principle adverse impacts.
