In early 2018, Gore Street Energy Storage (ticker: GSF) became the first energy storage fund to be listed in London. It initially raised just £30m but has subsequently raised a further £485m. Gore Street's first few assets were based in Great Britain but the last couple of years have seen it add assets in Ireland, Germany, and Texas. It currently has 17 assets with a capacity of 370MW but hopes to expand this to 1.2GW by the end of 2026, adding California as its fifth operational market. The international diversification should give Gore Street a smoother revenue profile than the two other bat...
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For premium subscribers we do regular interviews with fund managers and analysts about current market conditions and funds and markets (occasionally shares) that we invest in. The latest one is with Alex O'Cinneide, the CEO of Gore Street Capital, which manages the Gore Street Energy Storage Fund (ticker: GSF). The trust recently raised £135m in a placing, the latest of several that has helped to catapult its market capitalisation from around £30m at launch in 2018 to almost ten times that amount today.
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