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Shrieve Chemical, a Gemspring Capital portfolio company, bought UK drilling fluids maker Clear Solutions International; terms were not disclosed.
Iron Horse, a Sixth Street portfolio company, owns about 400 miles of gas pipelines and a 425 MMcf/d processing complex in Oklahoma's Anadarko Basin.
October Capital, a new PE firm created by Siris Capital, has completed its acquisition of Takkion, an energy industry services provider.
A DS Investment Partners-led consortium signed a preliminary agreement to fund up to $750 million of Elementl Power's advanced nuclear projects, with Samsung C&T as a strategic investor.
The seller was a consortium of Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners, Allianz and a wholly owned subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.
Apax funds agreed to buy their co-investor’s Odido stake; completion remains subject to regulatory and employee-consultation conditions.
The Brazil-based family investment firm’s seven-figure backing will support VVater’s expansion into Latin America across industrial, municipal, commercial and residential markets.
The Windsor, Colorado-based business provides field services, replacement parts, preventive maintenance and technical training for utility-scale solar installations across North America.
Headquartered in Aurora, Illinois, the company operates a growing network of manufacturing and service locations across North America and Europe and serves diversified end markets from advanced manufacturing to commercial buildings.
Creedence serves more than 200 customers across 22 locations, primarily in the Bakken, Permian, Anadarko, Haynesville, San Juan, and Powder River basins, with over 275 employees.
The woody biomass plants qualify as renewable power under federal and state standards and sell renewable energy credits on the open market.
Black Bay Partners exits the automation and controls provider; AID management retains a significant stake.
Founded in 2000, the Kenilworth, New Jersey-based company operates six facilities across the Northeast serving municipal and investor-owned water utilities.
The acquisition adds broadband operations serving Nebraska communities including Blair, Fremont, Wayne, and Winnebago and extends Rightfiber's network, which spans 20 states with more than 28,000 route miles.
The Madrid-based provider delivers technical advisory, legal advisory and asset management services to renewable asset owners and investors across the project lifecycle.
The combined company pairs Spectrotel's distributed enterprise expertise with AireSpring's facilities-based fiber network and channel-exclusive model across enterprise, mid-market and SMB customers.
The combined investment, including additional capital from existing backer EIFO, exceeds €100 million. Onomondo serves more than 500 customers.
The manufacturer of architectural, automotive and solar glass serves architectural, automotive and solar glass customers worldwide.
The Italian power distribution equipment maker has approximately 400 employees and forecasts €250 million in 2027 sales.
Resurgens Technology Partners remains invested in the utility and energy management software provider.
The pending $230 million acquisition includes Vertex Aquatic Solutions and is expected to close in early Q4.
The distributed-energy platform launched in 2024 with AGP has contracted 250MW of renewable projects across 200 sites and holds a pipeline above 1GW.
The Powder River Basin operation includes roughly 600 miles of crude pipelines and contracts covering 915,000 dedicated acres.
The Connecticut contractor adds more than 100 field staff and 20 managers, nearly doubling the Broad Sky-backed buyer’s workforce.
The acquisition adds specialized environmental remediation capabilities to BMS CAT's national disaster recovery, restoration and reconstruction platform for commercial customers.
SET Ventures exits the Spanish software business, whose ARSOS platform automates renewable-energy operations.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Cleanhill Partners are selling the power-conversion equipment manufacturer.
The company serves energy suppliers, third-party intermediaries, and corporates with its NexFlow platform, supporting over 8.5 million electricity meter points.
The company operates a fleet across Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico, serving blue-chip energy customers from facilities in Midland, Pecos, and Pleasanton.
The add-on brings a Midwest disaster restoration provider with operations in Peoria, Bloomington, and Milwaukee to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
Adds roughly 200,000 gallons of daily modular LNG liquefaction capacity, extending a vertically integrated LNG supply chain for utility, commercial, industrial, and renewable natural gas customers.
The portfolio includes the 677 MW Lee County Generating Station in Illinois and the 586 MW Tait Electric Generating Station in Ohio, both operating in the PJM market.
Brings hands-on interconnection and compliance capabilities for utilities, developers, and hyperscalers to an Align Capital Partners-backed utilities platform.
The company's customer base spans power generation operators in more than 40 countries, and its field engineering teams support the full turbine lifecycle across global energy markets.
The platform’s first acquisition since GenNx360 Capital Partners invested in February 2026 adds inspection, nondestructive testing and rope access capacity across the Gulf Coast.
Founded in 2014, McMurray Technical Services provides calibration and related technical services to natural gas, midstream energy, power generation and industrial manufacturing customers across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic.
The national environmental and waste management services provider serves nearly 2,500 customers through 40 locations.
The largest natural gas distribution utility in New Mexico serves homes and businesses across New Mexico.
Pax Environmental brings nearly 75 California staff focused on permitting, regulatory compliance, ecological restoration, and cultural and natural resources.
Formed through the combination of Code Red Safety, Concept Controls, and HazTek, the company offers a tech-forward platform of technical safety services, safety management, and safety equipment distribution with approximately 700 employees throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Adds horizontal directional drilling and complex pipeline construction services for Florida's municipal water, wastewater, and stormwater markets to the J.F. Lehman & Company-backed platform.
The Houston-based power infrastructure services provider designs, builds and maintains critical electrical systems serving roughly 160 million end users across energy, utility, industrial and technology markets.
The add-on brings a sustainable infrastructure civil engineering firm that integrates natural systems into built environments to the platform, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The company has delivered over 20,000 projects and installed roughly 3.5GW of power for data centers across Europe's FLAP-D markets.
The investment funds the buildout of more than one gigawatt of annual U.S. solar module capacity to capture demand from AI data centers, utility-scale projects and domestic content incentives.
The system, which EnCap Flatrock developed, includes pipelines that transport natural gas to demand markets in east Texas and to the Gillis Hub in Louisiana, a major Gulf Coast trading and delivery point that serves end-users across the region.
The U.K. add-on provides overhead-line services for utility infrastructure.
The deal gives the sponsor a large-scale battery storage and solar platform anchored by the 1.15-gigawatt Jaguar Energy Center across 4,500 acres in the Texas ERCOT market.
The merger creates a combined provider of electric distribution, transmission, substation, and communications infrastructure construction and maintenance, extending across Oregon and Washington.
The $200 million sale gives Xylem a mobile water and wastewater services provider serving industrial, construction and energy sites.
The wholesale fiber infrastructure platform will fund, build, and operate networks to bring Verizon fiber broadband to over a million locations outside its current footprint.
The divestiture supports Carrier's strategy to simplify its portfolio and focus on core climate and energy innovations.
The acquisition gives sponsors Carnelian Energy Capital and EnCap Investments an upstream producer generating about 60,000 barrels of oil equivalent.
Matador agreed to pay $1.275 billion in cash for 16,235 net undeveloped Delaware Basin acres producing about 11,100 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
The Ridgewood-backed combination would create a renewable power platform with more than 6 gigawatts across 33 states.
The platform investment centers on an oil and gas operator focused on acquiring, developing and optimizing assets in the Austin Chalk, Eagle Ford, and Woodbine formations of South Texas, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announce.
The European energy-infrastructure services company operates in 30 countries, employs more than 7,000 people and generates over EUR1.4 billion in annual revenue.
The Temple, Texas power-infrastructure services company operates 42 locations across the U.S., Canada and Chile and employs more than 1,600 people.
The Southern New Jersey electrical and energy infrastructure contractor employs about 200 people and serves data centers, utilities, renewable-energy and industrial customers.
The platform investment centers on a commercial solar power firm that constructs, owns, and operates solar and energy storage systems across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and New England, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.