Everyone is chasing signals. Fundz is what comes next.
Everyone gets the same alerts the same morning. Fundz brings more than a dozen live business signals together on each company, ranks every company against your ICP, and each morning delivers the best few: who to reach out to, why, and who you already know there. Now it answers in Claude too: ask for today’s leads, then write the note in the same window.
Trusted by
Acquiring Company
PACOLET MILLIKEN
Acquired Company
Georgia Renewable Power
GreenvilleGeorgiaEnergyOil And GasReal EstateRenewable EnergySolarInvestment ManagementEnergyRenewable EnergySolarBiomass EnergyDescription
Pacolet Milliken, LLC has acquired 100% of Georgia Renewable Power, tripling the size of its biomass platform. The acquisition includes two biomass power plants with a total capacity of 116 MW. This move aligns with Pacolet's financial and sustainability goals in enhancing its Power & Infrastructure portfolio.
Fundz sees it the moment PACOLET MILLIKEN makes an acquisition, hires an exec or expands, usually minutes after it happens, and tells you who to reach.
Frequently asked
Who acquired Georgia Renewable Power?
Georgia Renewable Power was acquired by PACOLET MILLIKEN, based in Greenville. The deal was reported on October 7, 2026. Headquartered in Greenville, SC., Pacolet is a family-owned investment firm that owns and manages a diverse set of real estate and power and infrastructure assets located across the United States. PACOLET MILLIKEN is privately held and operates in Energy.
When did PACOLET MILLIKEN acquire Georgia Renewable Power?
PACOLET MILLIKEN's acquisition of Georgia Renewable Power was reported on October 7, 2026. Pacolet Milliken, LLC has acquired 100% of Georgia Renewable Power, tripling the size of its biomass platform. The acquisition includes two biomass power plants with a total capacity of 116 MW. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Georgia Renewable Power do?
Georgia Renewable Power owns two biomass power plants in northeast Georgia. These facilities are fueled by woody biomass and qualify as a source of renewable power. It is privately held, operating in Energy, and is based in Georgia.
This company was part of an acquisition. Fundz tracks who bought whom, and who to call on both sides.
145 of these a day, filtered to the companies you pick, with the decision-maker attached.
5 screens from a live account. No signup.