Renewable Energy
Participation in utility-scale renewable-energy generation projects that contribute to the transition toward low-carbon energy systems.
- Wind generators
- Hydroelectric power
- Emerging renewable technologies
Disciplined capital allocation focused on resilient infrastructure and long-term community value.
KSWF LP pursues long-term investments in infrastructure assets that generate stable, predictable revenue streams and support the economic development of Kahnawà:ke.
Infrastructure assets are uniquely suited for long-term investors due to their durable cash flows, strategic importance, and long operating lives.
KSWF LP seeks to participate as an equity partner in infrastructure projects that deliver both financial returns and long-term community benefits.
KSWF LP focuses on infrastructure sectors where long-term contractual frameworks and regulatory stability support predictable revenue generation.
Participation in utility-scale renewable-energy generation projects that contribute to the transition toward low-carbon energy systems.
Transmission infrastructure plays a critical role in connecting energy resources to major markets.
KSWF LP seeks opportunities to participate in transmission projects that cross or impact Indigenous traditional territories and that support regional energy integration.

The transition to lower-carbon energy systems is creating opportunities in new forms of infrastructure, including:

Where appropriate, KSWF LP may also evaluate other long-term infrastructure assets that meet the fund’s investment criteria.
All investments pursued by KSWF LP are guided by the following principles:
Investments are evaluated based on their ability to generate stable revenues over multi-decade time horizons.
KSWF LP partners with experienced developers, operators, and financial institutions to participate in complex infrastructure projects.
Projects must demonstrate appropriate regulatory frameworks, contractual protections, and risk allocation.
Investments must support the long-term interests of the Kahnawà:ke community.
Infrastructure investments typically operate over 20–40 year asset lifecycles.
KSWF LP approaches investments with a long-term ownership perspective consistent with these time horizons.