We develop green energy projects that power-up communities and industries. By making a meaningful contribution to the renewable energy transition across Europe, we are increasing the energy-driven competitiveness of the European economy and safeguarding the environment. All of our activities are framed by strong ethics and best practices around environmental, social and governance principles. We act transparently with all of our stakeholders and expect the same in return. Galileo was founded in 2020 when Ingmar Wilhelm and HRL Morrison & Co. joined forces to create a new renewable energies platform. Before launch, our management team already had a proven track record of developing highly successful renewable energy businesses, pipelines of various renewable energy technologies and off-take solutions worldwide. And now, with transparent, professional and long-term investor backing, we are growing at pace as a pan-European, multi-technology, renewable energy developer, owner, and operator.
Infratil is an owner and operator of businesses in the energy (mainly renewables), transport, data centres and social infrastructure sectors. Infratil is listed on both the New Zealand and Australian Stock Exchanges (IFT.NZ, IFZ.AX) and currently owns assets in excess of NZ$9.1 billion.
Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation looks after super funds designed specifically for Australian Government and Defence Force employees. Over A$60 billion invested in high quality private and public assets including wind farms, waste management infrastructure projects, and renewable energy initiatives that add to the net new supply of facilities.
The New Zealand Super Fund is a NZ$58.7 billion sovereign wealth fund established by the New Zealand Government to partially pre-fund the future cost of universal pension payments. A long term, growth-oriented investor, the Fund has returned 9.7% p.a. since inception in 2003. The Fund is managed by the Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation, a Crown entity.
The Morrison & Co Growth Infrastructure Fund (‘MGIF’) MGIF was established in 2018 to provide institutional and sophisticated investors with access to attractive risk adjusted returns through investments in unlisted infrastructure assets. The primary focus of MGIF is on growth infrastructure and investments utilising a sustainability approach, with Total funds under management of over US$18b.
Galileo was founded in 2020 when Ingmar Wilhelm and HRL Morrison & Co. joined forces to create a new renewable energies platform. Before launch, our management team already had a proven track record of developing highly successful renewable energy businesses, pipelines of various renewable energy technologies and off-take solutions worldwide. And now, with transparent, professional and long-term investor backing, we are growing at pace as a pan-European, multi-technology, renewable energy developer, owner, and operator.
Our long-term investors:
We actively develop large-scale renewable energy projects in multiple European countries, including Italy, the UK, Spain, Germany, Ireland, France, Poland and Sweden. Our geographical footprint continues to grow through the extension of our greenfield development teams and long-term development partnerships.
Trying new ideas and taking responsibility
Adapting quickly from a stable foundation
Working together with empathy and compromise
Enabling the right people to make the right decision
With our colleagues, partners and stakeholders
Galileo is committed to operating sustainably and transparently. We believe that strong management of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors will be core to achieving our objectives of supporting the renewable energy transition, increasing energy-driven market competitiveness and safeguarding our environment.
Some of our sustainability objectives are summarised below:
For more detailed information please refer to our related policies and disclosures:
To report any suspected or actual incidents of wrongdoing or misconduct please use our confidential reporting system: Galileo Reporting System
