Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2022-2026.
Austin, Texas, United States
Middle-market private equity firm investing alongside management teams in businesses across the evolving energy sector, with a focus on energy infrastructure, electrification, and the energy transition. Formerly the energy arm of Trilantic North America.
Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2022-2026.
Recent pace
5
5 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Growth capital
4 growth capital · 3 buyout · 2 addon
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
Greenbelt Capital Partners (Greenbelt) announced it has made a majority investment in Bowe & Gant Electrical Services, a founder-led electrical and energy infrastructure services provider headquartered in southern New Jersey. Bowe & Gant’s co-founders will retain significant equity and continue to lead the company, with Greenbelt supporting growth and capability expansion across the Northeast.
Greenbelt Capital Partners made a strategic investment in American Wire Group (AWG) to support the company’s continued growth across the electrification landscape. The partnership is intended to reinforce AWG’s leadership in the energy market and expand its portfolio of wire, cable, electrical equipment and engineering solutions across evolving industry demands.
Greenbelt Capital Management (Greenbelt Capital Partners) entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Peak Utility Services Group (Peak) from ORIX Capital Partners. The transaction is expected to close following customary regulatory approvals and closing conditions; financial terms were not disclosed.
Saber Power Services, a Houston-based portfolio company of Greenbelt Capital Partners, acquired Bounds Construction II, a privately held foundation construction company headquartered in Tylertown, Mississippi. The deal adds civil construction and foundation capabilities (including substation and switchyard foundations and piling services) to strengthen Saber Power’s vertically integrated electrical infrastructure offering.
Alphabet’s Google has acquired Intersect Power for $4.75 billion in cash plus the assumption of debt. The transaction includes Google acquiring Intersect’s digital power assets and a carve-out/spinout of grid-tied clean energy assets into a newly formed independent power producer, IPX Power.
Saber Power Services, a portfolio company of Greenbelt Capital Partners, has acquired inoLECT, LLC, an electrical engineering and field services firm headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The add-on expands Saber Power's presence in Louisiana, enhances its engineering-led capabilities, and adds proprietary technology such as the inoRAC remote racking system.
Endeavour Capital and Greenbelt Capital Partners have completed a strategic growth investment in CTC Global Corporation, a California-based manufacturer of advanced composite conductor cores for high-voltage transmission lines. The capital will support CTC's global commercialization and capacity expansion of its ACCC Conductor and InfoCore System to help utilities modernize transmission infrastructure and integrate more renewable generation.
An investor group led by Greenbelt Capital Management, alongside funds managed by Schroders Capital, StepStone Group and Wafra Inc., has completed the acquisition of Saber Power Services from funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management. Saber’s management will retain a significant stake, and Blackstone Credit provided debt and equity financing to support the transaction; the Houston-area electrical infrastructure services firm will partner with Greenbelt to accelerate growth in grid modernization and energy-transition markets.
Greenbelt Capital Partners led a majority recapitalization of Unirac, Inc., with investment participation from Trilantic Energy Partners II and related funds. Existing sponsor Tenex Capital Management and key members of Unirac's management will retain a significant ownership stake; the transaction will support product development, supply‑chain resiliency and continued growth in the residential and commercial solar racking market.
Greenbelt Capital Partners led a growth investment in ION Solar alongside Trilantic (Trilantic Energy Partners II North America), Blackstone Credit and Energy Impact Partners. ION Solar founders will retain majority ownership as the company uses the capital to expand geographically and into adjacent residential energy products such as storage and EV charging.
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