The platform is being developed at a time when global energy systems are undergoing significant transformation
Ento Capital, a DIFC-based investment banking firm regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), has announced that it is advancing its digital energy infrastructure platform through its Entocore Infrastructure Fund, supported by strategic investors.
The platform is designed to develop and scale energy-backed digital infrastructure investments across multiple markets.
The platform is being developed at a time when global energy systems are undergoing significant transformation. A substantial portion of energy produced today remains underutilised, while demand across developing markets continues to grow rapidly.
Focus on efficiency
This dynamic is driving increased focus on efficiency and the conversion of energy into productive infrastructure, creating a compelling investment opportunity.
Data centre investment is projected to reach approximately US$ 1.1tn by 2029, reflecting the scale of infrastructure required to support this growth. This dynamic is driving the need for integrated energy and digital infrastructure solutions.
“As demand for compute and energy infrastructure accelerates globally, scalable and well-structured platforms will define the next phase of growth. Through this platform, we are focused on deploying capital efficiently and supporting the long-term expansion of energy-backed digital infrastructure,” asserted Hayssam El Masri, Senior Executive Officer, Ento Capital.
Strategic investors
The platform is supported by strategic investors, including Masirah Energy Gateway (MEG), an Oman-based energy infrastructure company focused on large-scale infrastructure development, participating through an asset contribution into the Fund and aligning its assets with the platform’s strategy.
“Combined with our engagement under the memorandum of understanding with the relevant authorities to develop large-scale energy infrastructure, this positions us to support the integration of energy capacity into broader energy and digital infrastructure ecosystems across the region,” observed Yvo de Zwart, Chief Executive Officer, Masirah Energy Gateway.
“We are actively developing an offtake pipeline, with strong engagement and positive feedback from compute and energy clients, highlighting growing demand for scalable, energy-backed digital infrastructure,” added Mohamed El-Masri, Founder & CEO, PermianChain.
