Bluefield Solar Income

BSIF supports investors and has a procedure for complaints about its services or products, including information on who to contact if complainants are dissatisfied with its response.

The company’s investment process aims to maximize value for investors from renewable assets’ conception to completion.

The Company, through its UK holding company, owns a diversified portfolio of operational UK solar assets, focused on utility-scale assets with high levels of regulated income. It will remain primarily invested in UK solar infrastructure, with minority exposure to other renewables and energy storage.

BSIF has over 200 assets under operation today1. These include large-scale solar installations, together with assets on industrial and commercial sites, and onshore wind and energy storage technologies.

After several enjoyable days of fantastic seminars and meeting, I wanted to share my reflections on the Berlin Infrastructure Conference.

Following three decades of relative stability, global economies have witnessed inflation levels rise exponentially over the past year.

The energy crisis presents a once in a generation opportunity with the existential motivation for renewables growing each year.

Giovanni Terranova’s reflections on the evolution of ESG, sustainable investing, and the industry’s next steps.

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Bluefield’s businesses collaborate for long-term value and integrate expertise across the businesses.

Christopher Waldron became an independent non-executive director on 1 December 2023. Christopher has over 35 years of investment management experience in fixed income, hedging and alternative mandates, and was CEO of the Edmond de Rothschild Group in the Channel Islands until 2013.

Giovanni Terranova, a Bluefield founder and managing partner, has worked in energy finance since 2000, focusing on energy and renewables since 2005. Giovanni has participated in funding approximately €8.5 billion in energy transactions globally and served as a board member.

Glen Suarez was appointed an independent non-executive director of the company on 30 October 2024. He is chairman of Knight Vinke Asset Management, where he previously served as CIO and deputy CEO, and is a senior adviser to FMAP Limited, a consultancy founded by Lord Maude.

James Armstrong is a founder and managing partner at Bluefield Partners LLP, a renewable energy specialist. In 2013, he led the flotation of the Bluefield Solar Income Fund, then the first solar PV-focused investment company listed on a major stock exchange.

Bluefield Partners seek solar, wind and energy storage asset opportunties aimed at generating attractive, uncorrelated returns for investors.

The company’s four affiliate businesses work to optimize assets’ lifespans, energy production, and environmental benefit.

Bluefield supports clients and aims to resolve complaints fairly and as soon as possible.

Media enquiries: Burson Buchanan 107 Cheapside London, EC2V 6DN

The company’s registered address is 40 Queen Anne Street, London, W1G 9EL. It can be contacted at info@bluefieldllp.com or 020 7078 0020.

Drax completed its acquisition of Bluefield Solar Income Fund (BSIF) on 31 July 2026. The website says its content is being reviewed and updated to reflect the acquisition and integration.

The company manages renewable assets across the value chain, from conception to completion.

Approved by the BSIF Board: 20 October 2025

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