Articles from Energy Capital Partners

Energy Capital Partners (“ECP”), a leading investment firm across energy transition infrastructure and part of Bridgepoint Group (LSE: BPT), today announced the successful closing of a single-asset continuation vehicle with $834 million in capital commitments for Next Wave Energy Partners, LP ("Next Wave"). The continuation vehicle is anchored by GCM Grosvenor, Phoenix Insurance, Ardian, StepStone and North Hudson Resource Partners, alongside new and returning limited partners and provides ECP IV investors with the opportunity to fully monetize their stake in Next Wave while enabling new investors to invest in the company. As part of this transaction, ECP will reinvest its proceeds into the continuation vehicle, reflecting its continued conviction in Next Wave.

Energy Capital Partners (“ECP”), a leading investment firm across energy transition infrastructure and part of Bridgepoint Group (BPT.L), announced the successful fundraising of its sixth flagship equity strategy, ECP VI (“Fund VI”). The fund raised $8.1 billion in total capital commitments, reaching a hard cap that was increased during the fundraise to accommodate strong investor demand and significantly exceeding its initial $5 billion target. ECP has now raised over $41 billion in capital commitments since its inception in 2005, reflecting the continued confidence of its investors in the firm's strategic focus and operational execution.

Energy Capital Partners ("ECP"), a leading investor across energy transition infrastructure, today announced a definitive agreement to acquire EnergySolutions, a leading nuclear company providing integrated solutions across the full nuclear lifecycle, from TriArtisan Capital Advisors LLC ("TriArtisan").

Energy Capital Partners (“ECP”), a leading investment firm across energy transition infrastructure, today announced the close of the sale of Symmetry Energy Solutions (“Symmetry” or “the Company”) to NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy, Inc.

Energy Capital Partners (“ECP”), a leading investment firm in the energy transition infrastructure sector, along with its 50/50 joint venture partner Centrica plc (“Centrica), today announced the completion of the Grain LNG acquisition from National Grid for an enterprise value of approximately £1.5 billion.

Energy Capital Partners (“ECP") has acquired a majority interest in PROENERGY Holdings (“PROENERGY”), a vertically integrated aeroderivative gas turbine platform with a 2.4 GW fleet of contracted peakers in Texas, from affiliates of Eos Partners and ACON Investments. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Energy Capital Partners (“ECP”), a leading investor across energy transition, electrification and decarbonization infrastructure assets, today announced the successful final closing of its fifth flagship equity strategy, ECP V (“Fund V”), with total capital commitments of $4.4 billion. ECP exceeded its initial $4.0 billion target for Fund V by 10 percent and also raised an additional $2.3 billion of co-investment capital, reflecting the strong and continued support for ECP’s flagship equity strategy.

Energy Capital Partners (“ECP") today announced that it has acquired Triple Oak Power ("Triple Oak") from EnCap Energy Transition Fund I (“EnCap") and its co-investors, Yorktown Partners and Mercuria Energy.

Energy Capital Partners (“ECP”), a leading energy transition-focused investor with a nearly two-decades-long track record of investments in the electricity, clean energy, renewable and sustainable infrastructure sectors, today announced that a team led by former Global Infrastructure Partners’ (“GIP”) partners, Jennifer Powers and Reiner Boehning, will merge into ECP’s dedicated credit investing business and launch a sustainable credit platform named ECP ForeStar, which will offer credit solutions to a broad array of businesses focused on climate transition, decarbonization and sustainable solutions. The platform will significantly grow ECP’s existing credit strategy with an expanded team and over $2.5 billion in initial capital allocations.