Sustainable Energy & Infrastructure

Read about recent M&A activity in the energy and sustainability space, including EQT Production Company’s acquisition of Alta Resources for nearly $3 billion and a number of reverse merger agreements.

This issue of Energy & Sustainability Connections includes features on Aspen Aerogels and how to manage multiple bidders in the sale of a company, plus energy policy news from Washington, recent M&A activity & more.

Learn about upcoming energy industry webinars, including NEEP’s webinar on the use of smart energy in homes and buildings and a virtual chat about electric vehicles.

Read about Aspen Aerogels, a technology leader in sustainability, and its $75 million private investment in public equity (PIPE) transaction with an affiliate of Koch Strategic Platforms.

Read about EcoCart, a company that provides an e-commerce plugin for merchants to offer carbon-neutral orders and a Chrome extension for shoppers looking to lower their carbon footprint.

Read about the latest round of M&A activity in the energy and sustainability space. Read here.

Our July edition features stories on the “Energy-as-a-Service” business model and Mintz client AeroShield and covers recent industry M&A activity, energy policy news from Washington, and this month’s virtual events.

Don’t miss this month’s exciting virtual events, including webinars on environmental justice in New England and urban decarbonization. Learn more here.

This month, we are featuring AeroShield, which is transforming the window industry by developing super-insulating, transparent inserts for windows that supply both thermal comfort and energy savings at an affordable price.

Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) is a rapidly growing business model in which energy service providers offer an assortment of energy-related services to customers. In contrast to the traditional energy model of simply charging customers based upon the number of kWh of electricity used, EaaS business models can include services ranging from energy-related advice to energy equipment installations to energy management.

Read about the latest round of M&A activity in the energy and sustainability space. Read here.

This month’s newsletter covers a new DOE initiative to promote greener HVAC systems in residential and commercial buildings, highlights Living Greens Farm, and includes recent industry M&A activity and upcoming events.

Don’t miss this month’s exciting virtual events, including a webinar detailing the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on solar markets. Learn more here.

This month, we are featuring Living Greens Farm, a pioneer of sustainable agriculture. Read here.

Read the latest energy policy updates coming out of the Capitol, including critical energy provisions in the Biden administration’s budget proposal

In this month’s newsletter, we are thrilled to feature Gradiant, a technology-driven, end-to-end wastewater treatment solution provider. With a robust product portfolio and proven technical and operational expertise, Gradiant provides desalination, brine concentration, and industrial recycling solutions that enable sustainable and cost-effective water treatment, achieving eco-friendly industrial growth. The company serves customers across the globe via its corporate headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts, its research and development facility in Singapore, and its operating subsidiaries in India, China, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and the American Southwest.

Read about the latest round of M&A activity in the energy and sustainability space. Read here.

The May newsletter features a story on public benefit corporations and the SPAC surge, wastewater treatment innovator Gradiant, recent M&A activity, policy updates from Washington, and upcoming industry events.