DIF Capital Partners
Steve Hunter is an experienced professional in the renewable energy sector with a focus on power markets and asset management. Currently serving as an Associate Partner at CVC DIF since January 2025, Hunter oversees renewable investment portfolios. Previously, Hunter held the position of Managing Director at Renewable Power Capital from December 2020 to January 2025, where responsibility included managing power markets exposure for renewable energy assets. Other notable roles include European Development & Global PPA Leader at GE Renewable Energy, Senior VP of Global Markets Development at GE Capital, Head of Investments at Low Carbon, and Project Director at AES Wind Generation. Hunter's career began in the power sector with positions at Your Energy and Invenergy LLC, along with founding BZH Energy and serving as Sales Director at Advanced Valve Solutions. Hunter obtained a BEng (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering with Materials Engineering from the University of Strathclyde.
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DIF Capital Partners
DIF Capital Partners is a leading global fund manager, with over €16 billion of assets under management across nine closed-end infrastructure funds and several co-investment vehicles. DIF Capital Partners invests in greenfield and operational infrastructure assets located primarily in Europe, the Americas and Australasia through two complementary strategies: - Traditional DIF funds, of which DIF Infrastructure VII is the latest vintage, target core infrastructure equity investments with long-term contracted or regulated income streams including public-private partnerships, concessions, utilities, and energy transition projects (incl. renewable energy). - DIF CIF funds, of which DIF CIF III is the latest vintage, target equity investments in small to mid-sized core-plus infrastructure companies in the telecom, energy transition, and transportation sectors. DIF has a team of over 225 professionals, based in eleven offices located in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Helsinki, London, Luxembourg, Madrid, New York, Paris, Santiago, Sydney and Toronto.