Tracked deals
1251
1251 tracked deals across 2009-2026.
Tracked deals
1251
1251 tracked deals across 2009-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
1015 strategic · 555 pe
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Volume peaked in 2026
255 tracked deals announced in 2026.
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ara Partners | 8 | Private equity firm specializing in industrial decarboniz... | PE |
| BP Energy Partners, LLC | 7 | Dallas-based growth-oriented private equity firm focused ... | PE |
| Qualus Corporation | 7 | Pure-play power services firm offering advisory, planning... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| RESA Power, LLC | 7 | Market leader in power systems electrical testing, transf... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| 424 Capital | 6 | Private equity firm making control equity investments in ... | PE |
| Bernhard Capital Partners | 6 | Infrastructure- and services-focused private equity firm ... | PE |
| Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) | 6 | Infrastructure investor (part of BlackRock) focused on ow... | PE |
| KKR | 6 | Global investment firm making private equity and other al... | PE |
| Superior Plus Corp. | 6 | Leading North American distributor and marketer of propan... | Strategic |
| TotalEnergies | 6 | Global integrated energy company producing and marketing ... | Strategic |
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Monomoy Capital Partners acquired Creedence Energy Services from Tower Arch Capital, concluding Tower Arch’s 2019 partnership. Creedence is a nationwide production and midstream chemicals services provider serving operators across major U.S. oil and gas basins. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Stark Power entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the Cottage Grove energy campus near Cottage Grove, Minnesota, from Ultra Capital and Panamint Capital. The campus includes a 262 MW natural gas-fired combined-cycle power plant and a planned 80 MW / 320 MWh battery energy storage project, with contracted revenues tied to Northern States Power (Xcel Energy).
GenServe completed its acquisition of Seattle-based D Square Energy, establishing GenServe’s first operating presence in the Pacific Northwest. The deal adds experienced technicians and established regional customer relationships to GenServe’s national backup-power service network.
GenServe completed the acquisition of Houston-based 1st Class Generator Services to add technician capacity and local service capabilities in the Texas market. The transaction supports GenServe’s continued build-out of a national backup-power platform with retained local relationships.
GenServe completed the acquisition of New Jersey-based Static Power to expand its East Coast uninterruptible power supply (UPS) capabilities. The added team and engineering expertise are intended to support broader end-to-end emergency power offerings for customers.
GenServe acquired Orlando-based Alternative Power Solutions to deepen technician capacity and local market expertise in Florida. The acquisition is part of GenServe’s strategy of building a broader national backup-power platform while maintaining local customer relationships.
Solidion Technology responded to Flux Power Holding’s board decision to reject Solidion’s previously announced acquisition proposal, stating it views its bid as “best and final.” Solidion argues Flux faces capital needs and other risks, and believes acquisition by a stronger balance-sheet company is the clearer path versus a highly dilutive turnaround.
HydroEdge Solutions, through newly formed parent company WET Tech, acquired Reserved Environmental Services, LLC and its affiliated operating companies (RES Water). The combination creates a full-cycle water management platform spanning pipeline and on-pad water management, hauling, treatment, recycling, and storage across the Marcellus and Utica shales in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia.
Verdera Energy Corp. completed a previously announced distribution of Verdera shares to enCore Energy Corp. shareholders of record on September 25, 2026, with distribution completion on September 30, 2026. The distribution resulted in enCore shareholders receiving a direct interest in Verdera and its portfolio of in-situ recovery (ISR) uranium assets in New Mexico.
Energy Vault Holdings, Inc. announced the acquisition of a portfolio of U.S. battery energy storage system (BESS) development projects from Goshe Energy Storage, LLC. The deal adds more than 2.3 GW across 15 projects to Energy Vault’s Asset Vault build, own and operate platform, including 350 MW of ready-to-build projects expected to reach commercial operations in Q1 2028.
ESENTIA Energy Development has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of the equity interests of Energía Occidente de México (EOM) for a gross purchase price of US$400 million. EOM owns and operates the approximately 313-km Guadalajara–Manzanillo natural gas pipeline system, which would connect ESENTIA’s existing network to the Port of Manzanillo.
Artemis Gold has agreed to acquire Vista Gold in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $427 million. The deal adds Vista’s Mt Todd gold project in Australia’s Northern Territory, creating a pathway toward more than one million ounces of annual gold production when combined with Artemis’s Blackwater operations.
DISA Uranium entered into an asset purchase agreement with Premier American Uranium (PUR) to acquire PUR’s Colorado Portfolio of uranium exploration and past-producing assets in the Uravan Mineral Belt, Colorado. In connection with the deal, DISA Uranium also plans a US$5,000,000 strategic equity investment in PUR via subscription receipts and will receive board representation upon closing.
CLEAResult Québec, a subsidiary of CLEAResult Canada, announced the acquisition of Groupe Marketing International, Inc. (GMI), a Laval, Québec-based customer care and operations partner for energy efficiency programs. The deal formalizes a collaboration launched in 2025 and strengthens CLEAResult’s presence in Québec by combining GMI’s established client relationships and operational capabilities with CLEAResult Canada’s energy efficiency program delivery expertise.
Xpansiv signed a definitive agreement to acquire Formbay, an Australian AI-enabled platform for the creation, validation, and trading of renewable energy certificates. The deal is intended to unite Xpansiv’s global renewable certificate infrastructure with Formbay’s verification and compliance technology to accelerate scale and efficiency across energy and environmental markets.
Constellation entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of RISEC Holdings, LLC, the owner of the Rhode Island State Energy Center, from Shell Energy North America for $715 million. The 609 MW combined-cycle natural gas facility is located in Johnston, Rhode Island and is expected to join Constellation’s merchant generation portfolio within ISO New England.
Sasol entered into an agreement to sell its Nitrates business to Enaex Africa, as part of its portfolio optimization strategy. The transaction includes the primary ammonia conversion plants in Secunda and Sasolburg, and Sasol will retain a 23% interest in the resulting joint venture.
Shell Energy North America (SENA) signed two related transactions as part of US power portfolio management: it agreed to acquire 100% of Hunlock Creek Generating LLC (Hunlock) and it agreed to sell its interests in RISEC Holdings, LLC to Constellation Energy Generation, LLC for $715 million. The transactions are subject to regulatory approvals and expected to close in the first quarter of 2027.
Saavi Energía announced the successful closing of its previously announced merger transaction with Grupo México. The combination creates a diversified Mexico power platform with 10 power plants plus mobile power generation and three gas compression stations, totaling 4.5 GW. After closing, Grupo México holds a 70% stake and Global Infrastructure Partners (a BlackRock subsidiary) holds the remaining 30%.
As part of the Tamarack–Headwater transaction, certain non-core exploration and production assets will be transferred into a newly formed exploration company, Tributary Exploration Inc. The new entity is expected to pursue growth-oriented oil-focused opportunities in western Canada and to seek public listing after closing.
Tamarack Valley Energy and Headwater Exploration entered into a definitive arrangement agreement for an all-stock merger valued at $10 billion. Under the terms, Headwater shareholders will receive 1.0 Tamarack share for each Headwater share, creating a combined Clearwater-focused producer.
CVC DIF completed its acquisition of the Gabriela utility-scale solar photovoltaic and battery energy storage project in northern Chile from Grenergy. The transaction was structured to close once the project achieved commercial operation, which has now been reached.
Comstock Resources announced a proposed $1.65 billion strategic partnership with SOCAR under which SOCAR will acquire interests in Comstock’s Legacy Haynesville and Western Haynesville upstream assets and a portion of Comstock’s ownership interest in Pinnacle Gas Services. The parties are targeting a definitive purchase agreement by October 31, with closing planned by the end of 2026, subject to customary conditions and approvals.
Williams (NYSE: WMB) has closed its approximately $5.5 billion acquisition of Momentum Midstream. The deal expands Williams’ integrated natural gas infrastructure in the Haynesville Basin, adding over 4,000 miles of pipe, 6 Bcf/d of gathering capacity, processing facilities, and three take-or-pay transportation pipelines.
Diversified Energy has agreed to acquire Birch Permian Holdings (and certain affiliated companies) for approximately $1.8 billion, expanding its Permian Basin operated position. The company expects the deal to increase production by ~35% and adjusted EBITDA by ~55%, with closing expected in Q4 2026 subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions.
Australian mineral exploration company NT1 Pty Ltd entered into a definitive Agreement and Plan of Merger / Business Combination Agreement with Plutonian Acquisition Corp. II (Plutonian II). The transaction is expected to close in 2027 and will result in a combined company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, with NT1 valued at an estimated $500 million enterprise value.
ePointZero has agreed to acquire a 90% stake in Azura Power Holdings Limited, a pan-African independent power producer with 752 MW of operating capacity across Nigeria, Senegal, and Mozambique. The deal is structured through an acquisition vehicle jointly established by ePointZero and Amaya Capital, with Actis and Africa50 selling their stakes and Amaya Capital retaining a 10% minority interest.
ONEOK, Inc. has executed a definitive agreement to acquire Brazos Midstream’s Permian Midland Basin natural gas gathering and processing assets for $4.425 billion in cash. The deal will be supported by a concurrent $9 billion nonvoting minority equity investment from Apollo, with ONEOK also planning to use proceeds to reduce $5 billion of existing indebtedness.
Bunker Hill Mining has agreed to acquire Silver47 Exploration in an all-stock transaction valuing Silver47 at approximately $163 million (fully diluted, in-the-money), creating a larger U.S.-focused silver and critical minerals platform. The combined company will be renamed Bunker Hill Silver Corp., with Bunker Hill shareholders expected to own about 57% and Silver47 shareholders about 43%.
Westbridge Renewable Energy S.A. has entered into a definitive share purchase agreement to sell its wholly-owned subsidiary, Red Willow Solar Inc., which holds the Red Willow utility-scale solar-plus-storage project in Alberta. The transaction will provide Westbridge with upfront cash at closing plus milestone payments, with total receivables targeted at CAD $26.725 million if conditions are met.
Mogul Mountain Ventures Corporation completed a previously announced qualifying business combination/amalgamation with Panorama Capital Corp and Mogul Mountain Ventures Corporation (private), resulting in a new Nevada-focused gold-silver exploration public company (Mogul Mountain Holdings Corp.). Concurrent non-brokered private placements raised gross proceeds of about C$7 million to fund exploration and drilling, and trading on the TSX Venture Exchange was expected to begin under ticker “MOGL” on September 1, 2026.
DigitalBridge, through a managed investment vehicle, has entered into an agreement to acquire PLUS ES, one of Australia’s largest smart meter providers. PLUS ES operates ring-fenced infrastructure and data services that connect energy retailers, utilities, and network operators, managing approximately 2 million meters across Australia’s National Electricity Market. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals.
Sapphire Gas Solutions has acquired EDGE LNG, a Texas-based LNG company that provides liquefaction, delivery, and vaporization services using modular and mobile LNG equipment. The deal adds approximately 200,000 gallons per day of LNG liquefaction capacity and strengthens Sapphire’s vertically integrated LNG supply model from production through delivery.
Matador Gas LLC, backed by Firmament, has completed the acquisitions of Action Propane, Inc. (based in Leander, Texas) and Ozark Mountain Propane Company (headquartered in Garfield, Arkansas). The deals expand Matador’s footprint across Texas and Arkansas and increase density in its existing service areas by adding long-established local propane operators.
Tintina Mines completed the previously announced acquisition and financing transactions that consolidate its ownership to 100% of Andean Belt Resources SpA (ABR) and, indirectly, the Dos Amigos copper-gold project in Chile. The company also completed its C$91 million private placement financing, with proceeds used in part to fund the remaining 26.25% minority interest acquisition.
GFG Resources signed a definitive earn-in agreement with Barrick Gold to advance exploration at the 100%-owned Pen Gold Project in Ontario. Barrick may earn an initial 60% interest by funding $17.68 million in exploration expenditures and making $1.2 million of cash payments to GFG, and can potentially increase its interest to 70% and 80% by completing a preliminary economic assessment and feasibility study.
E Source acquired Aneden Consulting, an interconnection and compliance engineering firm, to deepen E Source’s grid modernization, engineering, and interconnection capabilities. The acquisition expands E Source’s technical depth and helps utilities, developers, and hyperscalers navigate increasingly complex and longer interconnection processes.
Myriad Uranium Corp. completed its acquisition of 100% of Rush Rare Metals Corp. via a statutory plan of arrangement. Following completion, Rush became a wholly owned subsidiary of Myriad and Rush shares were delisted.
EnerPure closed a US$35 million all-equity commercialization financing led by Rice Investment Group, with Canada Growth Fund (CGF) participating as a co-investor. The capital will fund EnerPure’s first commercial UMO recycling plant in Alberta (Alberta Commercial Plant), support related engineering and working capital needs, and advance its broader North American deployment pipeline.
Sempra completed the sale of Ecogas México, a natural gas distribution network in Mexico serving more than 600,000 customers across the Mexicali, Chihuahua and La Laguna-Durango regions, for approximately $500 million in proceeds. The divestiture supports Sempra’s capital recycling strategy and its roughly $65 billion five-year capital plan focused primarily on regulated utility infrastructure in Texas and California.
IsoEnergy and DISA Technologies completed the previously announced definitive transaction to form DISA Uranium Corporation. As part of closing, IsoEnergy contributed its Utah Portfolio of permitted, past-producing uranium mines (Tony M Mine, Daneros Mine, Rim Mine, Sage Plain Project, and Flatiron Project), and DISA Uranium simultaneously closed a previously announced $105 million private placement financing.
Myriad Uranium Corp. received final court approval from the Supreme Court of British Columbia for a statutory plan of arrangement with Rush Rare Metals Corp. Under the arrangement, Myriad will acquire all issued and outstanding Rush shares in exchange for Myriad shares, and Rush shareholders will also receive shares in a Rush subsidiary (1577075 B.C. Ltd., holding the Boxi Property).
KKR has reportedly made an approximately $9 billion takeover bid to acquire UGI Corporation for $42.50 per share, representing a 21.1% premium to UGI’s prior closing price. The proposal is not yet guaranteed to result in a transaction and has not been described as definitively agreed or closed.
Main Street Capital completed a $39.3 million minority recapitalization of Midstream Valve Partners (MVP). The investment combines first-lien, senior secured term debt with a direct minority equity stake, partnering with MVP’s founder while preserving MVP’s operational independence.
McFarlane Lake Mining Limited completed a strategic, non-brokered private placement investment in Canadian junior explorer iMetal Resources, purchasing 14,200,852 units at $0.10 per unit for $1,420,085. The units include iMetal shares and warrants, giving McFarlane beneficial ownership of approximately 19.9% of iMetal’s issued and outstanding common shares, along with investor rights such as board nomination and participation rights in future issuances.
LS Power has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the 606-megawatt Brazos Valley Energy Center (formerly Jack Fusco Energy Center) from Constellation. The natural gas-fired combined-cycle facility is located outside Houston, Texas, and the deal is expected to close in Q4 2026 subject to regulatory approval.
Moltex Energy announced that Nuclea Energy has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Moltex’s advanced nuclear technology portfolio following a competitive bidding process. The portfolio includes Moltex’s Waste to Stable Salt (WATSS) used nuclear fuel recycling process and related reactor technologies (SSR-W and FLEX), with completion subject to closing conditions including UK National Security and Investment Act 2021 approval.
Mora Energy has closed two acquisitions in the Midland Basin: Tejon Treating and Carbon Solutions and the West Texas Midstream Gas Services (Quail) system. The deals expand Mora’s natural gas gathering, compression, and sour gas treating footprint and are supported by increased equity commitments from NGP Energy Capital Management and a new revolving credit facility led by BOK Financial and Huntington Bank.
IsoEnergy and DISA Technologies entered into a definitive agreement to form DISA Uranium Corporation and combine IsoEnergy’s Utah Portfolio (Tony M Mine, Daneros Mine, Rim Mine, Sage Plain Project, and Flatiron Project) with DISA’s proprietary HPSA processing technology and remediation/recovery business. The transaction is supported by a concurrent $105 million private placement financing, with IsoEnergy committing $33 million.
FIC Partners Management acquired Perfect Power, the developer, owner, and operator of the Jaguar Energy Center in Texas. The platform combines grid-connected battery energy storage with solar generation and targets up to 1.15 GW of planned capacity across about 4,500 acres.
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Find buyers actively acquiring energy companies.
You’ll see transactions spanning power generation (including solar-plus-storage), natural gas midstream infrastructure, and LNG services, alongside grid-edge and smart metering/data platforms and some mineral/resource-linked activity.
Recent items reference South Africa, Mexico, Northern Chile, Texas (U.S.), Australia, the United Arab Emirates, Idaho (U.S.), and Alberta (Canada), among others.
Both appear. Some deals are structured as majority stake acquisitions (e.g., ePointZero’s 90% stake; Grupo México’s 70% stake), while others involve strategic partnerships or retained ownership interests (such as Sasol retaining a 23% interest in its nitrates joint venture).
Yes. Examples include battery energy storage alongside solar in Chile (272 MW solar + 1,100 MWh storage) and a smart metering/data platform acquisition in Australia (DigitalBridge and PLUS ES).