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CAMS Tapped for O&M of Gore Street’s Largest Battery Energy Storage Project
Jun 10, 2025

CAMS Tapped for O&M of Gore Street’s Largest Battery Energy Storage Project

Consolidated Asset Management Services (CAMS), a fully-integrated service provider for energy infrastructure asset owners, announced that it was awarded a contract by Gore Street Energy Storage Fund plc  (LON: GSF), a leading global developer and owner of battery energy storage systems (BESS), to provide comprehensive operations and maintenance (O&M) services for its Big Rock BESS project.  

CAMS’ scope for the Big Rock BESS and neighboring Liebert Switchyard, which interconnects the adjacent 147 MW Campo Verde solar project with GSF’s BESS, encompasses a range of O&M services including preventative and corrective maintenance, remote operations, NERC compliance and advanced cybersecurity monitoring of the project’s information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) infrastructure. CAMS will leverage years of operating history in the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) grid, along with best practices gathered across the 5-gigawatt-hour of BESS projects it supports across the United States, to ensure the project always operates in a safe and efficient manner.

Located in El Centro, California, the 400-megawatt hour standalone Big Rock BESS project provides critical reliability, resiliency, and peak load capacity to CAISO. The project secured a 12-year fixed-price Resource Adequacy (RA) contract worth over $165 million with J. Aron & Company LLC, a subsidiary of the global investment bank. This RA contract will start in Summer 2025 and is fully ‘stackable’, meaning that GSF can combine it with other revenues from wholesale trading and ancillary services. The RA contract will account for 40% of the project’s revenue over its lifetime and support raising project-level debt due to its guaranteed revenues. Big Rock is also expected to receive an investment tax credit of up to 30% of qualifying capital expenditure under the Inflation Reduction Act. 

“CAMS is delighted to support Gore Street’s Big Rock project, which will play such a critical part in strengthening the flexibility and resiliency within CAISO,” said Brian Ivany, Executive Vice President of CAMS Energy Transition Services. “We look forward to a deep collaboration with Gore Street to ensure the highest level of availability and  longevity of the Big Rock BESS project.” 

“We are proud to partner with CAMS as the O&M service provider for our Big Rock BESS project,” said Daniel Sherlock-Burke, Head of Asset Performance at Gore Street Capital. “CAMS has already proven to be a valuable partner in bringing this ambitious project to the point of energization and in our run-up to commercial operations.” 

CAMS offers a comprehensive range of O&M services across all elements of BESS projects from modules through point of interconnection, 24/7 monitoring, advanced OT and IT cybersecurity services, and performance analytics. CAMS’ flexible delineation packages ensure the entire O&M scope is covered for both integrator and non-integrator deployed projects.  

CAMS | www.camstex.com 

Gore Street Energy Storage Fund | www.gorestreetcap.com

 

Briggs & Stratton Batteries on BayWa r.e. Solar Trade
Jun 10, 2025

Briggs & Stratton Batteries on BayWa r.e. Solar Trade

The entire line of residential batteries from Briggs & Stratton is now available from BayWa r.e. Solar Trade US, a leading distributor of top-tier solar and energy storage components and systems. Briggs & Stratton products available include its newest SimpliPHI 6.6  battery along with its AmpliPHI 3.8 batteryPHI 3.8 24V and PHI 3.8 48V batteries.

BayWa r.e. Solar Trade US is an industry veteran that has established a robust reputation for its deep product knowledge, logistics expertise, technical training and customer support. We are very excited to partner with a company that shares our industry values and approach to the market in support of installers across the country. Having our batteries available for immediate shipment from their warehouses across the country will make our industry-recognized products more widely available to installers who are looking for a reliable and easy-to-install battery backup system,” says Sequoya Cross, vice president of energy storage for Briggs & Stratton Energy Solutions.

Briggs & Stratton SimpliPHI 6.6 batteries feature a number of advances that make installation easier. They have self-guiding RapidStak connectors that integrate power and communications into a single point without wires or DIP switches. The batteries simply stack on top of one another and click into place, making installation easier and more efficient. Assembling a stack of three can be done in five minutes or less. 

They are IP65 rated so they can be installed indoors or outdoors with no additional cabinets required. They can be ground- or wall-mounted inside a garage, shed, utility closet or basement or outside on an exterior wall. Plus, the flexibility of using one, two or three batteries per stack means the system can fit into compact spaces. 

In addition, the SimpliPHI 6.6 has full closed-loop integration with leading inverters for advanced communication and broad non-communicating compatibility with any 48V lithium-supporting inverter.

“We are pleased to welcome Briggs & Stratton to our supplier portfolio in the US. This partnership reflects our commitment to supporting our customers with a diverse offering of energy solutions. Our focus remains on supporting solar and energy storage installers with reliable, high-quality solutions that empower long-term success,” says Ken Lima, CEO of BayWa r.e.’s U.S. Solar Distribution business.

Tested and certified to the most stringent standards, the SimpliPHI 6.6 battery is UL 1642, UL 1973, UN 3480 and UN DOT 38.3 certified and has gone through UL 9540A fire safety testing. In 2024, it secured its UL 9540 Edition 3 certification as a standalone DC ESS and recently passed the earthquake vibration test (GR-63-CORE, Issue 5. Section 4.4.1) conducted by Element U.S. Space & Defense.

The SimpliPHI 6.6 battery has a 10-year limited warranty and is guaranteed to retain 75% capacity after 10 years.1Plus, SimpliPHI batteries are backed by Briggs & Stratton’s 117 years of experience in power solutions.

In addition, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has designated Briggs & Stratton Energy Solutions an approved California Manufacturer. The company is one of six manufacturers with this distinction, which benefits California residents by allowing an additional 20% incentive for the state’s Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP). 

The company’s cobalt-free, lithium ferro phosphate (LFP) AmpliPHI 3.8 kWh and PHI™ 3.8 kWh batteries are engineered and manufactured in Oxnard, California, have been used in installations around the world since 2010 and come with a 10- or 15-year limited warranty1. The batteries are UL 1642, UL 1973, UN 3480, UL 9540A fire safety tested and UN DOT 38.3 certified and are certified to be installed in UL 9540 systems.

Briggs & Stratton | energy.briggsandstratton.com 

BayWa r. e. Solar Trade | http://solar-distribution.com

CIB Lending $108.3M for New Wind Project in Gespe'gewa'gi
Jun 10, 2025

CIB Lending $108.3M for New Wind Project in Gespe'gewa'gi

The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) is investing $108.3 million, including its first Indigenous equity loan in Quebec, to support construction of the 102.2-megawatt Mesgi'g Ugju's'n 2 Wind Farm (MU2), located in Gespe'gewa'gi, also known as the Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine region. The project is a partnership between Mi'gmawei Mawiomi Business Corporation (MMBC), representing the Gesgapegiag, Gespeg and Listuguj Mi'gmaq communities and Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. (TSX:INE). 

The CIB's $15.8 million equity loan improves the economic viability of MMBC's participation in the project, and the remaining $92.5 million is dedicated to the project construction. The project was the only one from two provincial tenders for 780-megawatt blocks of renewable energy to include an Indigenous community partner as a sponsor.

Additional financing to the project includes a $163.9 million green loan, a $41 million construction bridge loan and a letter of credit facility from CIBC, Desjardins and National Bank of Canada. 

The MU2 project is expected to generate approximately 150 direct construction jobs, with a commitment to hire at least 30% of the workforce from local Mi'gmaq communities. Revenues will be reinvested into community initiatives.

The wind farm will be located on the Mi'gmaq traditional territory of Gespe'gewa'gi, near Rivière-Nouvelle. It will be developed adjacent to the 150-megawatt Mesgi'g Ugju's'n Wind Farm (MU1), also a 50/50 partnership between the Mi'gmaq communities and Innergex. 

MU2 will feature Nordex turbines, generating enough electricity to power 20,000 Quebec homes through a 30-year power purchase agreement with Hydro-Quebec. The project is expected to cut emissions by 153,053 tonnes annually and supports the public utility's Electricity Supply Plan, which forecasted a 12% rise in demand between 2019 and 2029. 

Operations are expected to begin in late 2026. 

Mi'gmawei Mawiomi Business Corporation | http://mmcorporation.ca/

Innergex Renewable Energy I  innergex.com 

 

Verlume Appoints Canadian Business Development Agent
Jun 10, 2025

Verlume Appoints Canadian Business Development Agent

Verlume, the world leader in subsea batteries and power management systems, has appointed Valor Ocean Technologies as its first business development agent in Canada. The partnership follows the successful offshore deployment of three Verlume Charge systems in Canadian waters and signals a strategic expansion to meet growing market demand.

Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Valor Ocean Technologies (formally known as ValorBPS) is a leading provider of advanced ocean technology systems, serving energy, defence, and scientific customers across North America. Headquartered in Halifax, Nova Scotia - with an additional office in Ontario - their team supports operations from the Atlantic Coast to the West Coast. Leveraging Canada’s world-class capabilities in ocean science, robotics, and offshore energy, Valor Ocean Technologies will lead efforts to grow Verlume’s presence and customer base across key markets.

Through this collaboration, Valor Ocean Technologies will promote Verlume’s technology suite:

  • Charge – A rechargeable subsea battery and power management system delivering reliable, on-demand power for both short- and long-term applications.
  • Halo – A modular subsea power system that integrates with marine renewables to provide stable, continuous power.
  • Axonn – An intelligent energy management system that autonomously monitors and controls power delivery subsea, ensuring system stability. Axonn is the only system of its kind available in the market.

This announcement coincides with Verlume’s participation in the Innovate UK Global Business Innovation Programme, an initiative designed to connect UK innovators with Canadian partners in the marine sector. Over a ten-month period working with COVE (Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship, Canada’s hub for marine sector innovation), Verlume has built valuable connections with market leaders, potential clients, and partners, gaining deep insights into the Canadian operating landscape.

Chris Wallace, Global Head of Business Development at Verlume, commented: “Verlume has been pioneering subsea power solutions in Scotland and exporting our expertise globally for many years. Canada represents a natural extension for our technology, particularly in sectors requiring stable, remote offshore power such as environmental monitoring and oil and gas.

“We are excited to partner with Valor Ocean Technologies to grow our footprint in Canada and build strong relationships across this dynamic market.”

Jake CarineFounder of Valor Ocean Technologies, added: “Verlume’s technology is a perfect fit for Canada’s rapidly advancing offshore energy industry. Our team at Valor Ocean Technologies is proud to represent a company setting the global standard in subsea power. We’re excited to help Canadian stakeholders unlock the full potential of Verlume’s subsea battery systems across commercial, research, and defence applications.”

This week, Verlume will spotlight its technologies at two key events:

  • Wednesday: Presenting at H2O: Home to Overseas Conference, Canada’s flagship ocean technology event, in Halifax.
  • Thursday: Showcasing the company’s subsea batteries and power management systems at COVE Demo Day in Dartmouth.

Verlume | www.verlume.world

Structural Changes and Policy Shifts Reshaping Private Equity Opportunities in US Energy
Jun 10, 2025

Structural Changes and Policy Shifts Reshaping Private Equity Opportunities in US Energy

With landmark deals and new federal policies reshaping the market, private equity investors are navigating a briskly evolving landscape rich with opportunity and complexity, a new report from law firm Troutman Pepper Locke has found.

The report, ‘Power Shift: Top Five Private Equity Investment Trends in US Energy’, draws insights from leading industry specialists to highlight the private equity investment trends currently reshaping the sector.

The findings provide a picture of where capital is flowing — and why — as investors position themselves to benefit from emerging tailwinds in a sector increasingly defined by both resilience and reinvention.

Top five private equity investment trends in U.S. energy:

  1. Data center growth requires many energy sources
  2. Using gas to beat coal internationally
  3. Trump boosts investor interest in oil industry
  4. Solar and storage soar — but wind struggles
  5. Nuclear maintenance attracts niche investors

The report notes that data centers are driving enormous electricity demand — rising from 40GW in early 2025 to a projected 81GW by 2028 — fueled by generative AI. Private equity is backing this growth with a broad strategy focused on scalable, reliable baseload solutions, blending renewables and traditional energy, aligning with the Trump administration’s focus on reliability over climate subsidies. Investors also see a long-term trend of rising electricity use across sectors, not just from data centers, making 24/7 infrastructure a key investment theme.

Natural gas is increasingly considered vital to the global coal-to-clean transition, with strong export potential and domestic demand, especially in growing states like Texas. Investment is shifting toward midstream assets — storage, LNG, and processing — which offer resilience and relative political stability. Gas is also gaining backing from major tech firms seeking to balance electricity needs alongside renewables, reinforcing its role as a key transitional fuel.

Meanwhile, the oil sector is set to rebound amid political tailwinds. Despite market volatility, private equity sees long-term opportunity in U.S. oil under the Trump administration. Some investors are favoring infrastructure and service companies over drilling, betting on the sector’s resilience and demand in developed markets. A shift away from stalled renewable projects is freeing up capital, benefiting oil logistics and infrastructure firms amid a changing policy landscape.

Solar and battery storage have been surging in the U.S., with more than 44GW added in 2024 alone, while wind installations were heading in the opposite direction, hitting a decade-low with less than 5GW installed. Private equity is moving in to support solar developers facing short-term capital gaps, seeing long-term upside. Solar’s speed, scalability, and ease of deployment — especially when paired with storage — is making it more attractive than wind in many cases, which faces site, regulatory, and timeline hurdles. Tariffs and policy shifts are also boosting domestic solar manufacturing as a new investment focus.

Investments in nuclear energy are focusing on the longevity of existing assets, not new builds. Rather than funding construction, private equity is investing in services that support the 94 operating U.S. reactors. Firms are acquiring companies that provide engineering, maintenance, and repair services, essential for ensuring continuous and safe operations. The appeal lies in nuclear’s emissions-free baseload power, which becomes more valuable as the reliance on and build-out of intermittent sources grows.

Jennie Simmons, a partner in the Energy Practice Group at Troutman Pepper Locke, said: “As leading private equity investors have noted in this report, despite changes in policy and market volatility, the U.S. energy sector is surging. By focusing on some of the strategic considerations highlighted, private equity investors can effectively navigate challenges and capitalize on both immediate and long-term opportunities.”

With rising energy demand and a pro-infrastructure administration, private equity is finding value across the energy spectrum — from fossil fuels and nuclear services to solar and gas exports. However, investment strategies and trends appear to be driven more by persistent demand than pure politics, with 2025 shaping up to be a turning point for U.S. energy investors.

To read the full report visit: Power Shift: Top Five Private Equity Investment Trends in US Energy

Troutman Pepper Locke’s market-leading energy practices help clients with their most important and complex matters throughout the U.S. and beyond. Whether electric power, oil and gas, or emerging technologies, the cross-discipline team is equipped to handle any related matters, drawing on the depth of the firm’s knowledge in the market. Troutman Pepper Locke regularly advises upstream and midstream companies, service companies, electric utilities, independent power producers, banks, private equity funds, and other public and private entities in the energy industry. Learn more at energylawinsights.com

Troutman Pepper Locke | troutman.com

rPlus Energies Secures Over $500 Million in Tax Equity Financing with RBC Community Investments for 800 MW Green River Energy Center
Jun 10, 2025

rPlus Energies Secures Over $500 Million in Tax Equity Financing with RBC Community Investments for 800 MW Green River Energy Center

rPlus Energies announced the successful close of a tax equity financing commitment exceeding $500 million with RBC Community Investments and a syndicate of investors to support Green River Energy Center, a landmark solar-plus-storage project in Emery County, Utah. The financing will utilize the federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC). Green River Energy Center includes 400 megawatts AC (MWAC) of solar PV and 400 MWAC/1,600 megawatt-hours (MWh) of battery storage and has a long-term power purchase agreement in place with PacifiCorp.

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The project is among the largest solar-plus-storage projects currently under construction in the United States and is expected to generate more than $55 million in direct economic benefits for Emery County over the next 20 years. It has created hundreds of construction jobs.

“Green River Energy Center is an investment in the long-term resilience of a region that has powered the American West for generations,” said Luigi Resta, President and CEO of rPlus Energies. “This project honors Emery County’s legacy as an energy-producing region while helping to secure its future. By utilizing federal tools, such as the investment tax credit, we ensure that rural communities continue to lead our country's energy production and dominance.”

“We are proud to partner with rPlus and provide tax equity financing for this landmark clean energy project. The economic and energy benefits that the Green River Energy Center will bring to the region were key factors in the transaction for RBC and our co-investors, including locally based FJ Management,” said Jonathan Cheng, Managing Director and Head of RBC’s renewable energy tax equity investments and syndications.

This milestone follows the successful close of over $1 billion in construction debt financing for the project announced last year, marking continued momentum.

As further commitment to local impact, several project stakeholders have collectively contributed $375,000 to fund two scholarship programs, the Local First Scholarship and the Energy First Scholarship, in partnership with Utah State University Eastern. These scholarships, which rPlus Energies establishes with each project that enters construction, are strategically designed to support workforce development by retaining local talent, reducing the out-migration of skilled workers, and preparing the next generation for high-demand roles in the evolving energy economy.

Norton Rose Fulbright, CCA, and Dorsey & Whitney advised rPlus Energies, and Sidley Austin and Snell & Wilmer advised RBC on behalf of the tax equity syndicate.

The project is expected to be complete in 2026.

rPlus Energies | https://www.rplusenergies.com/
Community Investments | www.rbccm.com/communityinvestments

BluEarth Renewables Announces Leadership Transition
Jun 10, 2025

BluEarth Renewables Announces Leadership Transition

BluEarth Renewables (BluEarth) announced that Grant Arnold, President & Chief Executive Officer, shareholder CVC DIF and BluEarth’s Board of Directors have agreed to a transition in leadership as the company continues to advance its growth as a premier US and Canadian independent power producer. Mr. Arnold, after leading the company for 10 years, will be stepping down from his role on July 31, 2025, and transitioning to the role of independent director on BluEarth’s Board of Directors.

As part of the leadership transition, Shaun Wrubell, Executive Vice President & General Counsel, will assume the role of interim President & CEO while an external search for a permanent replacement takes place. Shaun has been with BluEarth for over nine years and has served as a key member of the executive team since 2017. With his deep knowledge and understanding of the company’s U.S. and Canadian businesses, Mr. Wrubell is well-positioned to provide leadership during this period. His appointment ensures continuity and stability as BluEarth remains focused on advancing its strategic priorities.

“As President & CEO, Grant grew BluEarth from 155 MW to 780 MW of wind, hydro and solar projects in operation or contracted, and led expansion into the U.S. market,” says Rick Brouwer, Chairman, BluEarth Board of Directors. “The company is also set for near-term success with 800 MW of shortlisted projects in the US and a high-quality portfolio of projects in key Canadian markets. He leaves BluEarth well-positioned for new leadership, and we are grateful for his many successes,” says Mr. Brouwer.

“I am very proud of the passionate, high-quality and agile BluEarth team and what we have accomplished over the past 10 years,” says Mr. Arnold. “The team is what makes BluEarth exceptional. We have significantly grown the business, and I look forward to seeing BluEarth continue to be a partner, community member, and operator of choice.”

BluEarth also recently announced the appointment of Nick Boyd to Chief Financial Officer, the addition of Josh Teigiser, as Executive Vice President of Origination &Development, as well as the promotions of Josh Pollard to Vice President, Finance and Sandra DeLuca to Vice President, Controller. Collectively, BluEarth’s executive team holds over 100 years of renewable energy experience and remains focused on executing BluEarth’s strategy in new project development and operational excellence.

BluEarth Renewables | https://bluearthrenewables.com/

 

 

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