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Calibrant Energy completes acquisition of Enel X Storage Unit in North America

Oct 07, 2024•about 1 year ago

Acquiring Company

Calibrant Energy

Acquired Company

Enel X North America

TampaAndoverEnergy ManagementEnergy EfficiencyOil And GasSolarRenewable EnergyEnergy

Description

Calibrant Energy, a distributed energy platform, has successfully closed the acquisition of 100% interest in Enel X Storage, LLC (Enel DES) from Enel X North America, Inc. This acquisition significantly expands Calibrant’s development pipeline and portfolio of operating assets, enhancing its ability to deliver cutting-edge clean energy solutions for commercial, industrial, and institutional customers.

Company Information

Company

Calibrant Energy

Location

Tampa, Florida, United States

About

Calibrant Energy is a total energy partner that simplifies the transition toward energy decarbonization and decentralization. Calibrant Energy creates smart energy solutions for companies and institutions by integrating the latest energy technologies with adaptive financing. Calibrant Energy brings together global innovators in energy, Siemens Smart Infrastructure (SI), Siemens Financial Services (SFS), and Macquarie Asset Management (MAM), to deliver distributed energy solutions that help achieve commercial, sustainability and strategic goals. Siemens Financial Services also provides debt financing for Calibrant projects. Calibrant Energy’s mission is to provide reliable, high-quality, and transformational energy solutions with end-to-end services.

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