Carlyle Launches Revera Energy Platform, Acquires Projects from Amp Energy
May 19, 2025
The Carlyle Group's infrastructure arm has launched Revera Energy, a new independent energy infrastructure platform backed by Carlyle Global Infrastructure. Revera's initial portfolio comprises projects carved out and acquired from Amp Energy across Australia and the United Kingdom, focusing on battery storage, utility-scale solar and green hydrogen development.
- Targets
- Portfolio of energy projects carved out from Amp Energy (Australia & United Kingdom)
- Sellers
- Amp Energy
- Platforms
- Revera Energy
- Industry
- Renewable Energy
- Location
- South Australia, Australia
- Transaction Type
- Divestiture
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