In February 2023, EO Charging, a provider of EV charging solutions for fleets, secured $80 million of development capital from Zouk Capital ,Vortex Energy and other undisclosed investors. The investment will accelerate the growth plans and global expansion strategy of EO Charging. The investment will allow EO Charging to further expand its fleet charging solutions business in North America and Europe

In May 2020, Liberty Global & Zouk Capital formed Liberty Charge as a joint venture. Liberty Charge is a provider of vehicle charging facility

In Oct 2019, Italy’s Solar Ventures Srl teamed up with Zouk Capital to develop an initial 120MW portfolio of subsidy-free PV projects in Italy. The mid-development stage projects will be entirely financed by the two investors and won’t rely on feed-in tariffs (FiTs) or other government incentive mechanisms. After the completion, the solar power plants will generate revenue by selling output under long-term PPAs

In May 2019, Zouk Capital acquired a 51% stake in Building Energy Ltd.’s subsidiary BE Power through a capital increase. This funding allowed BE Power to pursue its business strategy. BE Power operates as a virtual power plant technology through its 100% owned subsidiary 4Energia, which operates as an energy trader and provides demand response services

In Sep 2018, EO Charging secured a £13 million investment co-led by Zouk Capital to continue its growth. The investment from Zouk was initially used to grow EO Charging’s team as well as for the development of its product range. This helped fleet solution EO Genuis, which connects smart-enabled chargers to the EO Hub, which manages the host business and communicate with the wider energy system

In Dec 2016, Basingstoke electric vehicle charging company InstaVolt was backed by a £12 million equity investment from Zouk Capital. InstaVolt provides rapid charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and planned to use the funding to achieve its target of introducing rapid charging points in more than 3,000 locations by 2020. The company is working with local authorities, businesses and landowners across the UK to install its charging points, which deliver a financial return for those who house them. These charging points can be utilised almost anywhere

In Jan 2016, Taulia raised $46 million in Series E financing led by Zouk Capital. This investment was used for rapid expansion. Taulia is a SaaS platform and network for supplier financing, e-invoicing and supplier portals. Some of the brands using Taulia’s services include Coca-Cola, Consolidated, Pfizer, Pacific Gas & Electric, Hallmark, and others