Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2021-2026.
Summit, New Jersey, United States
ECP (Energy Capital Partners) is an investor in critical infrastructure focused on electrification, decarbonization, reliability and sustainability.
Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2021-2026.
Recent pace
2
2 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
9 buyout · 1 growth capital
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
DCC Energy has agreed to a recommended £5.75 billion (about $7.7 billion) all-cash acquisition by a consortium led by KKR and Energy Capital Partners, which would take the company private. The deal values DCC shareholders at 6,525 pence per share in cash plus a previously declared final dividend, with potential upside tied to the sale of DCC’s Nexora technology business. The transaction is subject to shareholder approval and regulatory clearances.
Energy Capital Partners (ECP) announced a definitive agreement to acquire EnergySolutions, a nuclear lifecycle services provider, from TriArtisan Capital Advisors. The deal is expected to close in 2026 and is subject to customary regulatory approvals. Financial terms were not disclosed in the main announcement.
Energy Capital Partners (ECP) has acquired a majority interest in PROENERGY Holdings, a vertically integrated aeroderivative gas turbine platform with a 2.4 GW fleet of contracted peakers and global turbine services. The transaction (terms not disclosed) transfers control from affiliates of Eos Partners and ACON Investments to ECP, which will support PROENERGY's platform expansion, growth initiatives, and continued operations under existing leadership.
Energy Capital Partners (ECP) has acquired Triple Oak Power from EnCap Energy Transition Fund I and its co-investors Yorktown Partners and Mercuria Energy. Triple Oak, a Portland-based wind project developer with a pipeline of more than 8.0 GW, will partner with ECP to accelerate project development and scale its renewable energy platform in the U.S.
Energy Capital Partners provided a USD $300 million preferred equity investment into Braya Renewable Fuels to complete financing for converting the Come By Chance refinery in Newfoundland and Labrador to renewable fuel operations. ECP joins existing owners Cresta Fund Management and North Atlantic Refining Corp. (managed by Silverpeak) to support production of renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel, green hydrogen and ammonia with initial output planned at 18,000 barrels per day and expansion potential.
Pivot Energy, a Denver-based renewable energy developer owned by Energy Capital Partners (ECP), has acquired SGC Power, a Maryland-based community solar developer. SGC Power will operate as a business unit under the Pivot brand, helping Pivot expand its community solar development capabilities and national footprint.
Energy investor ECP (Energy Capital Partners) has acquired Metrus Energy, a San Francisco–based Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) and building efficiency finance platform. The acquisition will keep Metrus' existing management in place and is intended to accelerate the company’s expansion into new markets and product offerings such as distributed solar, energy storage and EV charging.
Allego N.V., a pan‑European electric vehicle charging network, completed a business combination with Spartan Acquisition Corp. III and began trading on the NYSE under the ticker ALLG following a transaction that provided approximately $161 million of gross proceeds (including a PIPE). Strategic partners including Fisker and Landis+Gyr and institutional investors (including funds managed by Apollo affiliates and ECP) participated in the PIPE; Meridiam rolled 100% of its equity and will remain the majority owner to support Allego's continued European expansion.
ECP (Energy Capital Partners) has acquired Pivot Energy, a national commercial and community solar developer, in a transaction that closed on June 1, 2021. The deal gives Pivot increased access to capital to accelerate project development, expand product offerings, and transition toward aggregating and managing recurring, cash-flowing solar and storage assets.
ECP (Energy Capital Partners) has agreed to acquire Liberty Tire Recycling from The Carlyle Group. Liberty is a leading North American tire recycling and materials-recovery platform with a nationwide network of processing plants; the deal is structured as a buyout and is expected to close subject to customary conditions.
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