IGIS Asset Management has consistently enhanced its competitiveness in the green energy infrastructure market by successfully delivering flagship projects in BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems), CHPS (Clean Hydrogen Power Systems), and RE100 initiatives.

We aspire to be a “development-oriented FI” that goes beyond the role of a traditional capital provider, engaging strategically at every stage of the project life cycle—from planning and development to operations. In doing so, we facilitate collaboration among multiple partners, ensure that benefits are not overly concentrated with any single partner, and prioritize the stability of each project.

Key Infrastructure Projects and Achievements

IGIS Asset Management is committed to advancing Korea’s national and societal objectives of carbon neutrality and energy transition while building a stable and efficient energy supply framework. Our projects are designed to deliver localized solutions that enhance grid stability, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and accelerate the adoption of renewable energy.

Jeju Hallim BESS Project (2023, 10MW): Supporting Jeju’s “Carbon Neutral 2035” target and the expansion of renewable energy penetration, this project ensures reliable energy storage and supply, alleviating frequent curtailment issues and reinforcing the island’s grid stability.
Dobong Fuel Cell Project (2023, 40MW): A large-scale distributed power source located near the Seoul metropolitan area, delivering both clean electricity and heat through high-efficiency facilities. This project is expected to enhance energy independence in northern Gyeonggi Province and contribute to greenhouse gas reduction.
ESS Central Contract Market – Contract Award (2025, 27MW): Successfully awarded through a national competitive bidding process in partnership with leading Korean power generation companies. The project is expected to contribute to nationwide grid stability and support peak demand management.
General Hydrogen Power Market – Contract Award (2025, 18.92MW): Building on our success in BESS, IGIS secured a competitive bid in the fuel cell sector, achieving consecutive wins in two key areas of clean power. By leveraging hydrogen fuel cells, this project expands the diversification of clean energy sources and supports the growth of the hydrogen economy.

Strategic Funds Driving Energy Transition

Building on the early and full subscription of the Core Energy Infrastructure Fund (CEIF) I, launched in 2025, IGIS is now accelerating the establishment of CEIF II. This fund will place particular emphasis on domestic energy infrastructure investments, with a strong focus on BESS and CHPS.

Additionally, the RE100-dedicated Fund (50MW) launched in July 2025 is set to drive the development of solar and wind projects, drawing on IGIS's proven project development capabilities cultivated through its contribution to normalizing Korea's solar power project.

In the future, IGIS will continue to provide practical support for corporate RE100 commitments while maintaining strategic investments in next-generation energy infrastructure such as BESS and clean hydrogen. Working hand in hand with our partners, we are committed to delivering sustainable growth, driving the green transition, and building trust as a long-term partner.

Japan Market Entry and Global Expansion Strategy

Armed with a solid track record in project development and investment in Korea, IGIS is preparing for its first overseas expansion.

“We will leverage our proven development expertise and trusted partnerships in Korea to secure a competitive edge in the global energy transition market. Beyond being a capital provider, we aim to maximize project potential with our partners and deliver innovative, win-win solutions in collaboration with diverse partners.”

— Tae-Seok Oh, Head of Infrastructure, IGIS Asset Management

As a first step, IGIS is exploring the Japanese BESS market, where geographic proximity and similar market dynamics present favorable conditions. Our approach is to deliver end-to-end solutions—from project development and financial structuring to operations—by forming a strategic Korean consortium in collaboration with leading domestic EPC, O&M, and battery suppliers, thereby offering tailored, integrated services to the local market.

Over the longer term, IGIS will cautiously expand into Europe, North America, and Australia, positioning itself as a pioneer in global energy infrastructure. By doing so, we aim to seize new opportunities in the worldwide transition landscape and drive growth toward a sustainable future.

By Soyeong Park, Contents Writer

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