EQT, Europe’s largest private equity firm, is warning that exiting investments in clean energy developers and operators is becoming increasingly complex, as assets scale beyond the reach of traditional buyers and public market routes remain underdeveloped, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The report cites Alex Darden, who leads EQT’s infrastructure investments in the Americas, as highlighting that many renewable energy platforms have grown too large for typical private or strategic acquirers...
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