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Gore Street Capital was one of the earliest major players in the GB battery energy storage industry and now has 1.2 GW of projects in operation and construction across the globe. The company manages the Gore Street Energy Storage Fund, one of three funds in the UK focusing on battery energy storage. But how did they get to this point, and what does the future hold?
In this episode of Transmission, the founder and CEO of Gore Street Capital, Alex O’Cinneide, joins Q to discuss the history of the fund. Over the course of the conversation, they discuss:
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:06 Introduction to Alex and Gore Street Capital
09:29 Formation of Gore Street Capital
17:35 Strategic Moves as an Investor
28:28 What is NAV?
35:38 Fall in GB Revenues
41:34 Growing Internationally
49:59 Discussion on Optimizers
54:24 Alex's Contrarian View
About our guest
Gore Street Capital is one of the most experienced energy storage asset managers, having identified the nascent technology in 2016 as crucial to the energy transition. They manage the Gore Street Energy Storage Fund, London’s first listed energy storage fund, listed in 2018. To find out more about Gore Street Capital, head to their website.
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