New Delhi-headquarAMPIN Energy Transition Private Limited has announced securing USD 50 million from FMO, the Dutch entrepreneurial development bank. The funding was allocated for greenfield renewable energy projects. The investment was described as supporting AMPIN’s portfolio expansion across India. It was also aligned with FMO’s plan to scale climate-mitigation investments. The partnership was linked to India’s 500 GW non-fossil energy target for 2030. Pinaki Bhattacharyya said the funding had improved AMPIN’s ability to deliver projects. He noted that the support covered both C&I and utility-scale customers. Marnix Monsfort stated that the partnership had supported AMPIN’s energy-transition initiatives. He added that the investment had provided a long-term funding solution. The solution was aligned with established environmental and social standards.