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Vinge advises Baseload Capital in connection with an investment by Chevron Technology Ventures

March 10, 2021 M&A

Vinge has advised Baseload Capital Holding AB in connection with an investment of around USD 25,000,000 in the company, whereby the US fund Chevron Technology Ventures becomes a new shareholder. Other investors in the share issue are Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Gullspång Invest AB which are existing shareholders.

Baseload Capital Holding AB is financing international projects for renewable energy, primarily geothermal energy through its subsidiary, Baseload Capital Sweden AB (publ).

Vinge’s team consisted primarily of Kristina Ekberg, Maria Dahlin Kolvik, Hanna Risberg and Gustav Persson.

 

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