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Gresham House Wind Energy 3 LP (Carno 3 LLP)

SRI Style:

Environmental Style

SDR Labelling:

Sustainability Impact label

Product:

Other

Fund Region:

UK

Fund Asset Type:

Not Set

Launch Date:

27/01/2025

Last Amended:

Dialshifter ():

Fund/Portfolio Size:

£m

Primary fund last amended:


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Sustainable, Responsible &/or ESG Policy:

The Partnership is a UK Sustainability Impact fund: ‘invests mainly in solutions to sustainability problems, with an aim to achieve a positive impact for people or the planet’

To invest, via an LLP investment vehicle, in the construction and operation of a 45MW onshore wind project in mid-Wales (the “project”). Once in operation, the project aims to generate clean energy and directly connect this to the UK GRID system. As a result, the investment in onshore wind aims to directly contribute towards climate mitigation efforts by reducing the reliance on non-renewable sources of energy.

There is no anticipated material effect on the financial risk and return of the Fund as a result of the manager applying the sustainability objective.

Onshore wind project construction and operation has the potential to cause social and environmental impacts:

  • Local biodiversity can be impacted by habitat disruption, collision risks for birds and bats with turbine blades, noise pollution, soil erosion, and water pollution.
  • Sediment runoff from soil disturbance can harm aquatic ecosystems, reducing water quality and impacting fish habitats.
  • There are inherent health and safety risks with the construction, operation and maintenance of new infrastructure.
  • Human rights abuses or modern slavery practices such as forced labour may occur in the supply chain.
  • Communities may oppose due to the visual impact of turbines, noise pollution, property values or perceived health effects. When not addressed this can lead to strained relations, delays and legal challenges.

(Source: CFD, as at November 2025)

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Fund Name SRI Style SDR Labelling Product Region Asset Type Launch Date Last Amended

Gresham House Wind Energy 3 LP (Carno 3 LLP)

 Environmental Style Sustainability Impact label Other UK Not Set 27/01/2025

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Sustainable, Responsible &/or ESG Policy:

The Partnership is a UK Sustainability Impact fund: ‘invests mainly in solutions to sustainability problems, with an aim to achieve a positive impact for people or the planet’

To invest, via an LLP investment vehicle, in the construction and operation of a 45MW onshore wind project in mid-Wales (the “project”). Once in operation, the project aims to generate clean energy and directly connect this to the UK GRID system. As a result, the investment in onshore wind aims to directly contribute towards climate mitigation efforts by reducing the reliance on non-renewable sources of energy.

There is no anticipated material effect on the financial risk and return of the Fund as a result of the manager applying the sustainability objective.

Onshore wind project construction and operation has the potential to cause social and environmental impacts:

  • Local biodiversity can be impacted by habitat disruption, collision risks for birds and bats with turbine blades, noise pollution, soil erosion, and water pollution.
  • Sediment runoff from soil disturbance can harm aquatic ecosystems, reducing water quality and impacting fish habitats.
  • There are inherent health and safety risks with the construction, operation and maintenance of new infrastructure.
  • Human rights abuses or modern slavery practices such as forced labour may occur in the supply chain.
  • Communities may oppose due to the visual impact of turbines, noise pollution, property values or perceived health effects. When not addressed this can lead to strained relations, delays and legal challenges.

(Source: CFD, as at November 2025)