3D case studies

Alpha Trains

Alpha Trains

Alpha Trains is a leading rolling stock lessor in Continental Europe.  Over 150 employees from 20 countries work in offices in Luxembourg,  Antwerp, Cologne, Madrid, Warsaw and Paris. Alpha Trains owns more  than 1,000 locomotives and passenger trains and offers tailor-made  leasing solutions, comprehensive know-how in maintenance and  vehicle repairs as well as long-term experience in the financing of new build projects. Alpha Trains' fleets are in use by public and private  operators in over 20 European countries. 

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Eurofiber

Eurofiber is the largest independent business-to-business fiber operator in the Netherlands, with a strong presence in Belgium, France, Germany and Luxembourg. Since its inception in 2000, its open-access fiber-only model has supported efficient infrastructure deployment. Its owned network spans approximately 80,000 km. The company also operates eight colocation datacenters in the Netherlands, offering an integrated one-stop shop connectivity services stack. Eurofiber plays a  vital role in critical infrastructure, connecting a number of hospitals, universities, energy network operators, datacenters, and supporting a large share of mobile traffic.

Invesis

Invesis

Invesis is an investor and developer in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects, wholly-owned by PGGM, from development and financing through to design, construction, maintenance, operations – all the way to handback. Invesis’ portfolio today includes stakes in c. 50 operational public infrastructure projects including schools, hospitals, public buildings, roads, rail and water infrastructure in the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, UK, Germany and Australasia and includes c. 120 staff across 7 jurisdictions.

Stockholmexergi

Stockholm Exergi

Stockholm Exergi (SE) is the owner and operator of one of the largest and most versatile district heating and district cooling network in Sweden. It produces and distributes sustainable and resource-efficient solutions to ensure that more than 800,000 Stockholmers have access to heating, electricity, cooling and waste services via 3,000km district heating network. SE is building one of the first large-scale BECCS facilities in Europe (COD in 2028), capable of removing c. 800kt of CO2 p.a. through permanent storage, equivalent to c. 1.6% of the entire Swedish economy’s annual CO2 emissions.