Anyone have experience with Energy Infrastructure Partners?
There are many negative reviews online and I am wondering if anyone has firsthand experience with them?
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Based on the most helpful WSO content, there isn't specific mention of Energy Infrastructure Partners (EIP) in the provided context. However, there are discussions about energy-focused private equity and infrastructure funds in general. For example:
Reputation and Strategy: Some funds in the energy and infrastructure space have been criticized for marketing higher-risk investments as infrastructure to attract capital while promising lower returns. This can lead to concerns about misaligned risk-return profiles for investors.
Energy PE Landscape: Firms like Kayne Anderson, Lime Rock, and Tailwater are mentioned as active in the energy space, with competitive pay and varying reputations. Denham Capital, for instance, has faced issues related to culture and sub-par realizations.
Investor Expectations: Limited partners in infrastructure funds typically expect diversification and controlled risk-return profiles. Funds that deviate from these expectations by investing in upstream energy or other high-risk areas may face scrutiny.
If you're considering EIP, it might be worth comparing their strategy, culture, and performance to other energy/infrastructure funds mentioned in the WSO discussions. Additionally, reaching out to current or former employees for firsthand insights could provide valuable context.
Sources: Personal Experience with Houston Energy IBD - Thoughts on Industry Outlook? (Long Post), Overview of Infrastructure Private Equity, Personal Experience with Houston Energy IBD - Thoughts on Industry Outlook? (Long Post), Q&A - Infrastructure PE & IBD, Thoughts on Power and Renewables IB
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