· Development vehicle for renewable natural gas projects in the US, funded privately to circa $750k. · A first project, construction cost circa $100Mn, was developed in months and brought to the point of sale to institutional buyers. · Concerns over Federal support after a possible change in the US ruling party proved a barrier to a sale in 2024

· Set up in 2018 as a vehicle for investments funded by a family office. Transactions with the investor group had been undertaken since 2014 and all were profitable for EILLP. · EILLP backers funded circa £5Mn and MD managed a litigation to secure a large settlement for lease termination of multiple floors in a flagship central London property, value >£500Mn, being converted to residential. Profit to EILLP, circa £7Mn in around a year. · Acquired a portfolio of four c20MW peaking power plants in the UK for nominal consideration. Changed technology, from diesel to gas, completed the development and on-sold the first project, circa £20Mn built value, to an institutional investor.· Greenfield developed two more gas-fired peaking power plants, on-selling one of them together with the three unsold sites from the original portfolio to a second institutional buyer. Built value circa £100Mn. Sold the second to a utility. Total profit circa £5Mn on circa £3Mn investment. Discontinued peaking power development as institutional interest was moving away from fossil fuel assets. · Acquired a distressed peaking power asset from Administration, re-worked the transaction and sold the equipment (to South America) and site separately at a profit (circa £2Mn).· Acquired a distressed vertical farming asset from Liquidation for nominal consideration, restructured it through COVID and closed a £50Mn financing in 2022 to build a new research facility and commercial farms. All EILLP funding repaid at this point with an initial £1Mn profit. A team of circa twenty people was hired, the research facility was built on budget and a key milestone achieved in growing crops at a price matching open field. The business was closed after a North American institutional funder new to infrastructure funding decided to withdraw from the market.

· Set up to develop small wind farms in the UK with circa £2Mn of initial investment through an EIS round.· In parallel with greenfield development of sites in England, acquired interests in Orkney from a leading European utility.· English sites terminated after the Conservative Government changed planning law to allow communities to more easily block developments.· Four projects in advanced development sold to an institutional investor on a contingent deferred consideration basis in 2015 including sites in Orkney.· Circa 30MW of Orkney sites received planning consent on appeal. Exceptional wind resource – net capacity factors over 50%. On hold pending construction of a sub-sea cable, initially refused by Ofgem but approved in 2023.· Value expected to be realised in the coming three years.