Key Takeaways:
- Carlyle has launched Revera Energy, a new platform focused on developing and operating clean energy infrastructure projects in Australia and the UK, including battery storage, solar, wind, and green hydrogen.
- Revera benefits from strong financial backing and partnerships, positioning it to expand its portfolio and support the transition to renewable energy in key markets.
Global investment firm Carlyle has launched Revera Energy, a new independent energy infrastructure platform. Revera will develop, build, own, and operate clean energy projects in Australia and the UK. Revera’s portfolio includes assets acquired from Amp Energy. These focus on battery storage, renewable power, and green hydrogen.
In Australia, Revera is advancing the 250MW Bungama battery storage project in South Australia. It also manages over 750MW of battery storage, 2.3GW of solar, and 1.4GW of wind projects across the National Energy Market. Additionally, Revera is developing the 1GW Cape Hardy Green Hydrogen Project and operates 158MW of solar farms in New South Wales.
Richard Hoskins, Revera’s Chairman, said the launch marks a new growth phase. He highlighted Carlyle’s global infrastructure platform as a key driver for expanding Revera’s clean energy portfolio.
Carlyle’s global infrastructure platform manages over $7.6 billion, investing across various sectors including renewable energy.
See the media release here.