Competitive Power Ventures
Founded Year
1999Stage
Corporate Minority | AliveTotal Raised
$814.42MAbout Competitive Power Ventures
Competitive Power Ventures is a greenfield development, asset management, and transaction execution company focused on the North American power generation market. On September 16th, 2020, Competitive Power Ventures was acquired by OPC Energy at a valuation between $700M and $800M.
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Latest Competitive Power Ventures News
May 5, 2023
Bracewell LLP represented Competitive Power Ventures on the deal. Competitive Power Ventures announced the acquisition and financing of four operating wind farms in Maine from Patriot Renewables […]
Competitive Power Ventures Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Competitive Power Ventures founded?
Competitive Power Ventures was founded in 1999.
Where is Competitive Power Ventures's headquarters?
Competitive Power Ventures's headquarters is located at 8403 Colesville Road, Silver Spring.
What is Competitive Power Ventures's latest funding round?
Competitive Power Ventures's latest funding round is Corporate Minority.
How much did Competitive Power Ventures raise?
Competitive Power Ventures raised a total of $814.42M.
Who are the investors of Competitive Power Ventures?
Investors of Competitive Power Ventures include DL Energy, OPC Energy, Global Infrastructure Partners, Natixis, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking and 6 more.
Who are Competitive Power Ventures's competitors?
Competitors of Competitive Power Ventures include WiTricity, Flexitricity, Genscape, Energy Future Holdings, Lawrenceville Plasma Physics and 12 more.
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