EIV Capital has closed approximately $1.1 billion in capital commitments across two funds, positioning the firm to expand its U.S. upstream and midstream footprint. The move underscores growing demand for reliable domestic energy and supporting infrastructure. The U.S. energy sector has seen steady growth in power demand and industrial activity, prompting investment firms to focus on both production assets and midstream systems. Company executives noted that the strategy reflects continued demand for reliable domestic energy and supporting infrastructure, particularly as power demand and industrial activity grow. The $1.1 billion raise is split between the EIV Resources II fund, which will acquire non-operated working interests in oil and gas assets across the Lower 48, and Fund V, which will target gathering, processing, transportation and storage assets. The combined raise expands EIV Capital's multi-strategy platform and positions the firm to deploy capital across both producing assets and supporting midstream systems.