Brookfield’s Jehangir Vevaina Sees Opportunities in Energy Security Drive

Many publicly traded clean-energy companies saw their stock prices drop last year as investors fretted about higher project-financing costs and persistent supply-chain bottlenecks.

But Jehangir Vevaina, a managing partner in Brookfield’s renewable power and transition group, said the clean-energy slump was “very overdone” and that capital will continue flowing into the industry as economies shift away from fossil fuels. Toronto-based Brookfield, with strategies that range from private credit and real estate to infrastructure, ended September with assets of $865 billion, including $78 billion in renewables and energy transition investments.