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Important Disclosures

Important Disclosures

In accordance with regulatory standards and our commitment to transparency, Acadia Green provides the following disclosures regarding potential conflicts of interest, affiliate relationships, and related party transactions.

1. Material Conflicts of Interest

A material conflict of interest exists when the interests of Acadia Green or its representatives are inconsistent with those of our investors. Potential conflicts may include:

  • Investment Allocation: Conflicts may arise when allocating investment opportunities among different funds or accounts managed by Acadia Green. We maintain rigorous policies to ensure fair and equitable allocation.
  • Fee Structures: Different investment vehicles may have different fee structures, which could create incentives for the firm to favor specific high-fee projects.
  • Outside Business Activities: Our principals may serve on the boards of companies in which we invest, potentially creating competing fiduciary duties.
2. Affiliate Relationships

Acadia Green operates within a broader ecosystem of sustainable infrastructure and technology companies.

  • Service Providers: We may engage affiliated entities to provide administrative, technical, or management services to our investment projects. These relationships are disclosed to ensure investors are aware of cross-ownership.
  • Proprietary Products: We may recommend or utilize proprietary technology or renewable energy platforms developed by our affiliates, which may involve additional compensation to those entities.
3. Related Party Transactions

A "Related Party Transaction" is a transfer of resources, services, or obligations between Acadia Green and a party with a pre-existing relationship (such as a director, major shareholder, or close family member).

  • Arm’s Length Standard: All related party transactions are conducted on an "arm’s length basis," meaning the terms are no less favorable to our investors than those available from unrelated third parties.
  • Review Process: Such transactions are subject to internal review and, where applicable, approval by independent committees to mitigate bias.
  • Examples: Common transactions include leasing property from an affiliate or co-investing in a project alongside a related entity.
4. Management and Mitigation

Acadia Green employs several strategies to manage these disclosures, including:

  • Maintaining a Conflict of Interest Policy that requires immediate disclosure of potential conflicts.
  • Physical and digital information barriers (Ethical Walls) to prevent the improper exchange of sensitive data.
  • Regular compliance audits to monitor adherence to these disclosure standards.
5. Contact Information

For detailed information regarding specific related party transactions or our conflict mitigation policies, please contact:

Acadia Green Compliance Office
Email: info@acadiagreen.com

Last Updated: December 2025