Tiger Infrastructure Acquires Forsa Energy from Riverstone
November 11, 2020
Tiger Infrastructure Partners has acquired Forsa Energy’s distributed flexible power generation platform from Riverstone Holdings. Forsa Energy owns and operates over 250 MW of flexible gas-fired reciprocating engine capacity across the North of England and Scotland (all backed by 15-year Capacity Market contracts) and has a pipeline to grow to over 650 MW; Tiger will provide growth capital to build out the platform and support the UK’s energy transition.
- Targets
- Forsa Energy
- Sellers
- Riverstone Holdings LLC
- Industry
- Energy
- Location
- Scotland, United Kingdom
- Transaction Type
- Buyout
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