Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust (ORIT) has laid out a bold new roadmap to 2030, setting its sights on becoming a £1 billion renewables powerhouse while delivering meaningful growth in net asset value (NAV) and attractive long-term returns for shareholders.

Branded “ORIT 2030”, the five-year strategy focuses on scaling the trust, driving NAV growth through disciplined investment and portfolio recycling, and reinforcing its role as a key player in the energy transition. 

At the same time, the board has proposed moving ORIT’s continuation vote to every three years (from the current five), giving investors more regular say on the company’s direction.

Below is an interview with ORIT fund managers David Bird and Chris Gaydon who outline the key points and rationale for ORIT 2030