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DIF Capital Partners, a global independent infrastructure investment fund manager, through its fund DIF Infrastructure VI, acquired a 51% stake in ib vogt GmbH, a developer of utility-scale PV solar.
Galp acquired the 24.99% it did not already own in Titan 2020 S.A. The stake was acquired from Cobra for a total consideration of €140 million.
Sonnedix completed the acquisition of a 22.3MW portfolio of solar PV plants from Spanish IPP Solarig. The portfolio is comprised of 18 ground-mounted solar photovoltaic plants, all of them in operations since 2010/2011 and under the Italian Conto Energia feed-in tariff system. All plants are located in Italy.
Altus Power acquired Vitol's distributed solar portfolio in the U.S. Northeast for $118 million in January 2024. The portfolio includes thousands of long-term solar customers served by rooftop, ground, and carport arrays.
Standard Solar, a Brookfield Renewable company, acquired a 12-MW community solar project portfolio in Virginia from New Leaf Energy in 2023, marking Standard Solar's entry into Virginia's community solar market.
ContourGlobal acquired a 151 MW solar portfolio consisting of two late-stage projects in South Carolina from Sun Tribe Development in 2024, marking ContourGlobal's entry into the U.S. renewables market.
CleanCapital acquired a portfolio of 40 distributed solar assets totaling 22.7 MW from Kendall Sustainable Infrastructure (KSI) in 2024, expanding its operating distributed solar footprint across Vermont, New York, and California.
Madison Energy Infrastructure acquired Pro-Tech Energy Solutions, a Moorestown, New Jersey-based turnkey energy services and EPC firm, in 2023.
TPG acquired Altus Power, a commercial-scale solar energy provider, for approximately $2.2 billion in early 2025, taking the company private at $5.00 per share. As a result of the transaction, Altus Power is now a privately-held company. Moelis & Company is acting as financial advisor to Altus Power and Latham & Watkins LLP is acting […]
Ecopetrol completed the acquisition of companies holding solar projects totaling about 0.6 GW in Colombia from subsidiaries of Statkraft for $157.5 million, advancing its renewable energy and decarbonization strategy. The broader agreement also includes potential purchases of additional wind project entities subject to regulatory approvals.