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About

Arosa Capital Management focuses on energy and related sectors.

Applying a differentiated approach, rooted in rigorous fundamental analysis and deep sector expertise, we invest in both traditional and alternative energy through private and public companies as well as in credit and commodities. We manage a suite of complementary strategies that offer a range of concentration, liquidity, and exposure parameters.

Experienced Leadership

Arosa was founded in 2013 by Till Bechtolsheimer and Abraham Joseph, established energy investors who have worked together for over a decade. Mr. Bechtolsheimer and Mr. Joseph serve as sole Portfolio Managers of their respective strategies, investing across asset classes and capital structures in traditional and alternative energy.

Broad coverage of the energy value chain positions us to identify multiple avenues of impact, and thus multiple investment opportunities.

Coverage Across Multiple Subsectors

Battery/Off Grid

Equipment manufacturers of and software providers to energy conversion and storage products, including: battery systems, fuel cells and load management technologies.

Exploration & Production

Companies focused on the exploration and production of both oil and gas.

Midstream

Companies focused on the transportation, storage and marketing of crude or refined products.

Mobility

Electric vehicle and charging infrastructure manufacturers and asset owners, as well as power electronics and semiconductor providers.

Oilfield Services

Companies across service lines, including offshore drilling, North American Services, Diversified Services and capital equipment.

Recycling

Businesses involved in the recycling of water, petrochemical products and raw materials integral to alternative energy equipment.

Refining

Companies engaged in the processing of crude oil into refined products.

Renewable Fuels

Manufacturers and suppliers of clean fuels including: first- and second-generation biofuels, waste to fuels, renewable gases and hydrogen.

Renewable Generation

Solar, wind and hybrid generation operators and asset owners.

Smart Grid

Companies providing energy efficiency products and services to smart grid/home applications, and distributed generation assets.

Solar

Includes the full solar supply chain, from polysilicon producers, module manufacturers and inverter companies to utility-scale developers and commercial/residential installers.

Wind

Includes the full wind supply chain, from equipment manufacturers (turbines, blades and towers) to project developers.

Battery/Off Grid

Equipment manufacturers of and software providers to energy conversion and storage products, including: battery systems, fuel cells and load management technologies.

Exploration & Production

Companies focused on the exploration and production of both oil and gas.

Mobility

Electric vehicle and charging infrastructure manufacturers and asset owners, as well as power electronics and semiconductor providers.

Oilfield Services

Companies across service lines, including offshore drilling, North American Services, Diversified Services and capital equipment.

Recycling

Businesses involved in the recycling of water, petrochemical products and raw materials integral to alternative energy equipment.

Refining

Companies engaged in the processing of crude oil into refined products.

Renewable Fuels

Manufacturers and suppliers of clean fuels including: first- and second-generation biofuels, waste to fuels, renewable gases and hydrogen.

Renewable Generation

Solar, wind and hybrid generation operators and asset owners.

Smart Grid

Companies providing energy efficiency products and services to smart grid/home applications, and distributed generation assets.

Solar

Includes the full solar supply chain, from polysilicon producers, module manufacturers and inverter companies to utility-scale developers and commercial/residential installers.

Wind

Includes the full wind supply chain, from equipment manufacturers (turbines, blades and towers) to project developers.

Alternative Energy Focus

On a global basis, the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy is expected to lead to one of the largest capital re-allocations in modern history.

We see decarbonization as a multi-decade mega theme with key drivers being:

Energy Security

Recent world events have expedited the critical need for energy security and less reliance on fossil fuels sourced from increasingly unstable regions.

Policy Support

Government policies and commitments at the country, regional and local level should accelerate the transition toward renewable fuels.

Consumer and Corporate Preference

Pressure from consumers, investors, and the private sector for zero and low carbon alternatives are drivers of increased demand for renewable energy.

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The steady drop in the cost of renewable power generation has made it increasingly more cost competitive, to the point where several forms of alternative energy now have the lowest cost of generation for the end user.

Alternative energy adoption rates have increased significantly as a result of cost efficiency and consumer demand, currently comprising almost 80% of
global growth.

80%

of global growth

Market penetration has more than doubled since 2009, but still remains low relative to the size of the overall market and the potential for continuing technological advancements.

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market penetration