KKR portfolio company. Asset class: Infrastructure. Industry: Utilities. Region: Americas.

[subscription] Carlyle agreed to sell Copia Energy, a US power and AI infrastructure platform developed from the ground up, to EQT for $2.6 billion. Copia focuses on developing, constructing and owning large-scale energy and digital infrastructure assets across the US.. Copia Energy. Fwd: Carlyle’s Pooja Goyal: ‘Building platforms from scratch has become a deliberate part of how we invest’; Kayne Anderson, Warburg Pincus agree to $4.06bn exit from WildFire Energy

KKR portfolio company. Asset class: Infrastructure. Industry: Utilities. Region: EMEA.

KKR portfolio company. Asset class: Infrastructure. Industry: Utilities. Region: Asia Pacific.

KKR portfolio company. Asset class: Infrastructure. Industry: Utilities. Region: Americas.

KKR portfolio company. Asset class: Global Impact. Industry: Utilities. Region: Americas.

Developing compact, portable nuclear reactors deployed on a barge to advance clean nuclear power generation. Raised a $10M round led by Slauson & Co., with participation from Precursor Ventures, Harlem Capital, LMNT Ventures, Chris Larsen, and Michael Brune of the Clean Break Fund.

[subscription] Carlyle has exited its investment in Copia, a solar and energy storage developer, to EQT for $2.6 billion. This represents a significant exit from the clean energy sector.. Copia. Fwd: Mill Point closes deal for Littlejohn-backed Total Safety Supplies & Solutions; Lower mid-market firm Comvest Private Equity rebrands as Vesterra

[alert] Epex Spot launched the TBx Index suite (TB2 and TB4 benchmarks) to measure the value battery storage assets can capture from markets.. Epex Spot. Google Alert - Benchmark

[subscription] Seraya Partners announced investment of up to $500 million equity in Faraday Energy, a new energy infrastructure business developed in partnership with Schneider Electric for energy generation and decarbonization technology.. Faraday Energy. Fwd: Stripe and Advent's lowball bid

[subscription] Firmus Technologies, an Australian power grid/energy storage company, raised a $541 million funding round in 2025 as a mega-deal in the grid tech sector.. Firmus Technologies. Fwd: The VC hubs of the World Cup stage