Revera launches with 5+ GW of clean energy projects across Australia and the UK, targeting battery storage, solar, wind, and green hydrogen.
Backed by Carlyle and major global financiers, including Nomura, CBA, Westpac, Natixis, and EDC.
Strategically positioned to support grid resiliency and decarbonization in key energy markets amid strong regulatory and demand tailwinds.
Carlyle has launched Revera Energy, an independent energy infrastructure platform focused on sustainable power solutions across Australia and the UK. The move is backed by Carlyle Global Infrastructure, reinforcing the firm’s $7.6B commitment to diversified global energy investments.
Revera’s portfolio includes assets carved out from Amp Energy, now comprising over 5GW of clean energy projects in development and operation. The platform spans battery storage, renewable energy, and green hydrogen, placing it at the forefront of the energy transition in two high-demand regions.
“We are excited about the launch of Revera Energy and believe it marks a new growth phase for the platform’s dedicated staff and leadership team,” said Richard Hoskins, Chairman of Revera Energy and Managing Director in Carlyle’s Infrastructure Group. “We plan to leverage the expertise and resources of Carlyle’s global infrastructure platform to help accelerate Revera’s growth and expand its portfolio of diversified energy projects.”
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In Australia, Revera is:
Constructing Stage 1 of the 250MW / 700MWh Bungama battery in South Australia.
Developing a pipeline exceeding 750MW of battery storage, 2.3GW of solar, and 1.4GW of wind.
Advancing the 1GW Cape Hardy Green Hydrogen Project.
Managing and financing 158MW of operating solar farms in New South Wales.
In the UK, Revera is advancing 1.2GW of late-stage battery storage to support national grid stability and net-zero targets.
The platform benefits from strong financial partnerships, including Nomura Infrastructure & Power, CBA, Westpac, Natixis CIB, and EDC. These alliances are critical to scaling capital-intensive infrastructure.
“Nomura is proud to partner with the Revera Energy team, bringing our structuring expertise and intellectual capital to support the growth of their global platform,” said Vinod Mukani, Global Head of Nomura’s Infrastructure & Power Business.
“Revera has been very successful in developing a diverse development pipeline, which will support grid resiliency and energy transition goals across multiple jurisdictions,” added Alain Halimi, Managing Director at Nomura IPB.
Carlyle’s infrastructure investments include notable clean energy platforms like Copia Power (2,600MW in the US), NineDot Energy (battery storage in NYC), and Crescent Midstream (carbon capture in Louisiana), positioning Revera as the latest strategic lever in a global push toward resilient, low-carbon energy.
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