Real assets, across the infrastructure spectrum.

Conventional and renewable generation, transmission and interconnection, storage, and the contractual architecture that makes an energy asset financeable — offtake, EPC, O&M and the security package around them.

Fleet transition programmes, DC fast-charging networks and charging-as-a-service structures, including the offtake, host-site and residual-value questions that decide whether a charging asset is bankable.

Midstream and downstream assets, storage and terminals, and energy-adjacent infrastructure — with the permitting and regulatory coordination that Mexican hydrocarbons work requires.

Industrial and logistics, commercial and mixed-use, hospitality and branded residential — from land structuring and fideicomiso mechanics through to construction and take-out financing.

Data centres, fibre and the power and land constraints that sit underneath them — an asset class where the energy question and the real estate question are the same question.

Structured capital and investment vehicles, and mandates for financial institutions — including vehicle selection, regulatory perimeter and the governance that institutional investors expect.