A central challenge of the 21st century lies in the growing global demand for energy and the pressing need to reduce pollution and our carbon dioxide footprint.
A central challenge of the 21st century lies in the growing global demand for energy and the pressing need to reduce pollution and our carbon dioxide footprint.
These challenges have created an urgent requirement for fundamental changes in the exploration of natural resources, energy generation, storage and distribution, and the production technologies of all major industry sectors.
Clairfield´s global cleantech, energy & resources practice supports its clients, from start-ups to large corporations, in seizing the huge business opportunities presented by the dynamic shift to a resource-efficient and low-carbon global economy.
Alternative energy producers
Alternative energy technology & equipment
Conventional energy producers
Energy distribution
Energy services
Forestry & paper
Metals & mining
Oil & gas
Recycling & waste
Water & water technology
Deal spotlight
Fastned BV (AMS: FAST) completed the acquisition of all of the outstanding shares of The Fast Charging Network BV, the fast charging stations network of Dutch electric vehicle leasing company MisterGreen. The purchase price was financed by issuing Euronext Amsterdam listed depositary receipts to the sellers.
Energy retailer and energy solutions provider ERM Power Limited acquired a 50% stake in industrial automation and electrical engineering company Alliance Automation.
Towards a low-carbon future: Q&A with Carlo Perrone of Engie |
New technologies in alternative energy. Interview with Oliviero Armezzani of Convert Italia |
General Industries, a French plastic recycling group, raised equity from Tertium.
Greene Finland Oy, an electricity purchasing pool serving 2,600 Finnish and Swedish SMEs from various industries, was sold to Veni Energia Oy, a leading electricity purchasing pool in the Nordic countries.
Kargro, the Dutch market leader in collecting and recycling of end-of-life tires (“ELTs”), was acquired by management in a management-buy-out.
Adolfsen Group, through Pioneer Investor AS and co-investment partners, signed an agreement to acquire Skandinaviska Bensinaktiebolaget Din-X, a leading unmanned petrol station chain in Sweden.