Andrew Aldridge, Earth Angel Investors

clock • 1 min read

Andrew has over 25-years of experience investing in the transformation of energy markets and the development of lower carbon energy solutions, both as a principal investor and as a corporate and project financier.

He ran the investment business of Climate Change Capital (CCC) in China until 2010, funding the development of clean energy and emission reduction projects through the adoption of innovative technology solutions. He managed an investment portfolio of over €500m.

Prior to CCC, Andrew headed up the Power Group at CDC Group, building a €350m portfolio of investments across electricity generation, transmission and distribution, in developing countries - Africa, Latin America and South & South East Asia. 

Since moving back to the UK in 2012, he has advised developers and investors in the funding and acquisition of renewable energy assets and developing power trading strategies in the UK, with the boutique corporate finance firm, Colville Partners, as well as acting as an angel investor and mentor of early-stage energy technology ventures.

He recently founded the investor syndicate, Earth Angel Investors, to provide funding to innovative, early stage energy technology companies, focused on energy storage, demand side management and the application of data analytics.

He holds a BSc (Hons) in Physics from Imperial College, London and is an ACA qualified Chartered Accountant, completing his training with PwC in London.

More on Investment

National Wealth Fund backs £135m funding round to reopen Cornish tin mine

National Wealth Fund backs £135m funding round to reopen Cornish tin mine

National Wealth Fund provides £41.7m cornerstone equity investment to Cornish Metals to support the reopening of the South Crofty tin mine in Cornwall

clock 22 October 2026 • 3 min read
Cornish Metals launches £135m funding round to reopen UK tin mine

Cornish Metals launches £135m funding round to reopen UK tin mine

Funds will be used to reopen 400-year-old tin mine in support of national critical minerals strategy

clock 21 October 2026 • 2 min read
FCA sustainability labels improve trust in fund claims but usage remains low

FCA sustainability labels improve trust in fund claims but usage remains low

Michael Nelsen, Investment Week
clock 20 October 2026 • 3 min read