Energy Transition M&A Transactions

Shell plc exits Na Kika platform and Coulomb tieback in $1.7B deal with Talos Energy and Ridgewood Energy, reshaping its upstream portfolio.

Genel Energy PLC buys Capricorn Energy PLC for $360 million, forming a scaled MENA independent with diversified production and exploration assets.

Actis acquires Klara Renewables, a 171 MW operational wind portfolio in Poland, from CVC DIF Infrastructure VI. Details on the deal and market impact.

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Talos Energy

Talos Energy expands its deepwater portfolio with an $850 million acquisition from Shell Offshore, enhancing oil production and reserves in the Gulf of Mexico.

PLT Holding secures controlling interest in Unoenergy, expanding its reach in Italy's energy distribution and services market. Learn more about this strategic acquisition.

KKR's $4.2B acquisition of EDF's North American renewables business signals a major bet on U.S. clean energy growth and demand.

Valmet strengthens its Process Performance Solutions segment with the acquisition of Severn Group for USD 480 million, expanding its severe service flow control expertise.

Warburg Pincus to acquire Network Plus, a UK utility and infrastructure services provider, from OMERS Private Equity. Deal expands firm's European infrastructure focus.

KKR acquires EDF's North American clean energy operations, adding 5.6 GW of renewable assets to its portfolio. Strategic expansion into sustainable infrastructure.

Rock Tech Lithium

Rock Tech Lithium expands its Ontario lithium footprint by acquiring the Victory Project, bolstering its supply chain strategy with promising exploration targets and infrastructure.

Stonepeak and Energy Equation Partners announce acquisition of Anwim S.A., strengthening their European fuel retail and energy infrastructure portfolio.

Keyera

Keyera Corp. secures 100% ownership of KAPS Pipeline from Stonepeak for $1.215B, enhancing growth and cash flow from key NGL production areas.

German firm Mutares explores selling Efacec for over $1.1B, driven by the booming market for electrical grid infrastructure and electrification solutions.