GreenPoint Partners is a New York–based alternative investment firm founded in 2019 that specializes in backing companies at the intersection of real assets, technology and sustainability. The firm supports founders working in real estate, infrastructure, energy, agriculture and transport. Operating through two main divisions—real asset platforms and a venture capital arm—GreenPoint seeks to bridge established asset owners with technology-driven ventures. With headquarters in Manhattan and registration as an SEC investment advisor, the firm aims to foster innovation in sectors that underpin tomorrow’s built environments.
GreenPoint’s investment thesis holds that combining real assets with digital solutions and sustainable methods can drive value in large industries. On the real asset side, the firm invests in physical portfolios and specialist operators, with current platforms addressing energy transition of transport, distributed infrastructure and logistics, regenerative agriculture and nature-based carbon removal. Its venture arm partners with startups offering software, hardware and networked platforms for sectors such as energy, construction, supply chains, industrials, mobility and farming. A network of industry operators and business leaders supports portfolio growth by sharing expertise across digital and physical realms.
GreenPoint has shown a strong focus on clean energy infrastructure and battery-related solutions. In a notable joint venture with EV Realty, the firm launched Powered Properties, a network of electric vehicle charging hubs for medium and heavy-duty commercial fleets in California and other U.S. markets. GreenPoint provides real estate assets and capital, while EV Realty contributes technical expertise. This partnership addresses the charging needs of large fleet operators and underscores the firm’s commitment to electrifying transport. While GreenPoint does not directly invest in battery manufacturing companies, its portfolio and partnerships enable deployment of battery technologies within real asset developments.
