Toronto, Canada – Amp Energy (‘Amp’), a global energy transition and digital infrastructure platform, announced today that its Australia and UK businesses have been acquired by Revera Energy (“Revera”), an independent energy infrastructure platform launched by global investment firm and Amp’s longtime partner, Carlyle (NASDAQ: CG).
“This marks an exciting next chapter for two platforms Amp has built from the ground up”, said Dave Rogers, Founder and CEO of Amp Energy. “We are incredibly proud of the world-class teams we've assembled in both Australia and the UK over the past decade, and we look forward to supporting all our friends at Revera as they continue to grow and scale these exceptional businesses.”
“This transaction is a testament to the strength of the global Amp platform — the result of years of hard work, thoughtful strategy, and hands-on execution. It was an exceptional joint effort to bring it to completion.”
Amp entered the Australian market in 2017 and has since established a leading platform with operations across South Australia and New South Wales. Its current development pipeline includes more than 750 MW of battery storage, 2.3 GW of solar, and 1.4 GW of wind projects within the National Energy Market (“NEM”), along with the landmark up to 5 GW (1 GW in phase 1) Cape Hardy Green Hydrogen Project in South Australia.
In the UK, Amp hands over a top-tier development team and platform consisting of 1.2GW of late-stage battery storage projects in Scotland, designed to strengthen grid resiliency and support national decarbonization goals.
Amp continues to scale its vertically integrated energy transition and digital platforms across North America, Europe, and Japan. After 16 years of delivering renewable infrastructure at scale — with a 14 GW development track record across four continents — Amp is uniquely positioned to create disruptive value at the intersection of global decarbonization and the AI revolution.
About Amp Energy
Amp Energy is a global energy transition development platform, which delivers renewables and clean energy, battery storage and digital infrastructure at scale. Since its inception 16 years ago, Amp has developed and built or contracted 14 GW of assets globally. Amp is backed by major investments from institutional capital partners including global private equity firm, Carlyle, who has invested over US$440 million. The company has global operations throughout North America, Europe, and Japan.
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