KADAK Research Center
Publication-grade research on the two structural forces behind the platform: the electrification of the world's fastest-growing major economy, and the supply compression reshaping U.S. rental housing. Each paper states its data, its sources, and the questions it set out to answer.
The Series
Read each paper in isolation, or in sequence — the third resolves the first two into a single capital formation architecture.
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01 · Energy TransitionThe structural case for renewable infrastructure in the world's fastest-growing major economy
India's electricity demand has compounded at roughly 6.4% a year while installed non-fossil capacity sits near 297 GW against a 500 GW 2030 target. This paper examines where that gap is being closed, and what separates an underwritable project from a promising one.
PDF · 12 pages · 14 min read
02 · Real AssetsSupply compression and the next U.S. multifamily cycle
Roughly 2.1 million apartments entered U.S. inventory since 2021 while construction starts fell about 75% from their 2022 peak. This paper examines what happens to occupancy and rent when a delivery wave clears into a starts shortfall.
PDF · 12 pages · 13 min read
03 · Capital FormationA two-engine framework for real asset capital formation
One vehicle, two independent return engines: contracted renewable infrastructure for duration and growth, U.S. multifamily for income stability. This paper sets out the allocation logic, the ring-fencing, and the governance that holds it together.
PDF · 12 pages · 15 min read
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