NYC pension chief proposes $5bn private markets climate investment expansion
Friday, September 25, 2026 · first reported by AltAssets and 1 other
NYC Comptroller Mark Levine proposes allocating additional $5B from the city's pension assets to private-market climate strategies including power generation, grid modernization, energy storage, and resilient infrastructure.
- Investor
- New York City
- People
- Mark Levine
- Asset class
- Private equity, Infrastructure
- Geography
- North America
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Coverage
2 sources- CalSTRS adds over $9bn to private equity, real estate managers in H1Alternatives Watch
- N.Y. State Common Retirement Fund makes $870 million in commitments and investmentsPensions & Investments
- Ohio PERS deploys $800m across three real estate debt vehiclesIPE Real Assets
- Texas County & District Retirement System earmarks $300 million for direct lendingPensions & Investments
- Arkansas Teachers shakes up opportunistic manager lineup, commits $275 million to private equity and real estatePensions & Investments
- Oklahoma Teachers commits $500m to infrastructure and real estateIPE Real Assets