TechFlow news — UAE-based investment firms Hodler Investments and Gewan Holding have announced plans to launch a $500 million Digital Energy Infrastructure (DEI) fund.
The fund aims to invest in energy infrastructure projects that support the growth of the digital economy, covering areas such as power generation, data mining, blockchain, decentralized physical infrastructure, and artificial intelligence.
The DEI fund is a closed-end exempt fund that will enable clients to invest in "utility-like revenue-generating assets and distributed energy infrastructure." The fund has reportedly secured soft commitments, in-kind contributions from major investors, and off-takers seeking energy and connectivity for AI and digital asset mining operations.
In addition, the DEI fund will invest in early-to-growth-stage software technology companies, supporting the development of fintech, decentralized finance (DeFi), and Web3.
