RGREEN INVEST

Yes. The firm states that all funds it manages are Article 9 compliant under the European Union's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation. This classification requires that every investment has a sustainable objective and that the manager performs ongoing impact reporting, including the avoided CO₂ emissions disclosed annually by RGREEN INVEST.

RGREEN INVEST deploys capital directly into green infrastructure projects — primarily solar photovoltaics, battery storage and wind — through project-level debt and equity. Deals are often syndicated with commercial banks and other co-investors, as seen in the May 2026 €50 million rooftop-solar financing with TERRE ET LAC.

The firm finances projects across Europe and OECD countries. Its disclosed technology mix and transaction history show concentration in France and continental Europe, though the OECD mandate permits deployment in other developed markets that meet its Article 9 criteria.

Nicholas Rochon serves as CEO and founder and is the named investment leader. The firm's website emphasizes his role in setting the sustainability framework, but detailed delegation of investment-committee authority is not publicly disclosed beyond Rochon's central leadership position.

RGREEN INVEST is an independent asset manager that raises capital from external institutional investors. It is not a family office; the €2.9 billion reported in AUM represents third-party discretionary mandates, not a single-family balance sheet.

As of June 2023, the invested and committed portfolio was 46% solar photovoltaic, 21% battery storage, 19% wind, with the remainder spread across energy efficiency, green mobility, hydroelectricity, biomass, biogas, geothermal and cogeneration (per the firm, 2023).

The firm calculates an annual Scope 4 avoided-emissions metric — 1.8 million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent as of the latest report — using an internal methodology that factors in the emissions intensity of the grid that each financed renewable project displaces. It also tracks cumulative gigawatts financed, reported at 4.7 GW.