Infrastructure, Grid Modernization and Climate Resiliency

 

Redwood Grove’s latest letter highlights investments in companies aligned with long-term climate and infrastructure trends and details the impact of recent hurricanes on adaptive rebuilding. Looking at opportunities in grid modernization, we spotlight an investment in NV5, an engineering consulting company that helps design and implement infrastructure and building projects.

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