Energy & Utilities

BUUK

BUUK is active in the UK with constructing and owning last mile utility connections mostly comprising regulated gas and electricity, but also fibre, water, waste water and district heating. The company owns and operates over 30,000 networks serving more than 1 million homes and has a solid order book to build further connections for its clients - residential property developers who require connections for their new built homes and apartments.

Electra

Electra is a pan-European ultra-fast EV charging platform headquartered in Paris. Electra distinguishes itself by offering an exceptional user experience by offering excellent site locations with amenities, reliable high quality charging equipment and a smooth app experience and is available in many European countries including France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany and Czech Republic. Target is to have 15,000 charge points in 2030.

Construction of the Enschede Warmtebaan, a six-kilometer extension of the existing heat network.

Ennatuurlijk

Ennatuurlijk is a top-3 district heating operator in the Netherlands, supplying sustainable heat to around 90,000 connections across 65 local networks. Its operations span large-scale district heating networks, including Amer/Breda-Tilburg, Enschede, Helmond and Eindhoven, a growing decentralized collective heating (KCO) portfolio, and geothermal heat production assets. Covering the entire heat value chain, the company delivers the majority of its heat from sustainable sources and is committed to SBTi-approved decarbonization targets. See more news about Ennatuurlijk

Fudura

Fudura is a Dutch provider of energy infrastructure and metering solutions for businesses and public-sector customers, and the market-leading B2B provider of medium-voltage electricity infrastructure in the Netherlands. The company serves over 25,000 clients across sectors including transportation, logistics, retail, (semiconductor)manufacturing, and water supply. Fudura provides design and delivery of and advice for energy infrastructure, and manages and maintains transformers, switchgear, metering equipment, charging stations and related energy data services, alongside growing solutions in solar, batteries and electric heating. The company supports customers in managing their energy use, security of supply and transition to more sustainable energy solutions.

Puget Sound Energy

Puget Sound Energy (PSE) is the largest integrated electric and natural gas utility in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. Head quartered in Bellevue (WA), the company provides electricity and natural gasservices across Western Washington. PSE's operations span electricity generation, transmission and distribution, as well as natural gas distribution and storage, serving c. 1.2 million electric and 0.9 million natural gas customers. As a regulated utility operating in one of the United States' most environmentally progressive states, PSE plays acritical role in supporting the region's energy transition while maintaining reliable service.

Stockholm Exergi

Stockholm Exergi (SE) is the owner and operator of one of the largest and most versatile district heating and district cooling networks in Sweden. It produces and distributes sustainable and resource-efficient solutions to ensure that more than 800,000 Stockholmers have access to heating, electricity, cooling and waste services via 3,000km DH network. SE is building one of the first large-scale BECCS facility in Europe (COD in 2028), capable of removing c. 800kt of CO2 p.a. through permanent storage, equivalent to c. 1.6% of the entire Swedish economy’s annual CO2 emissions.

Veolia Utility Parent

VUPI (Veolia Utility Parent, Inc) is a regulated, sizeable and privately owned water infrastructure company in the U.S – operating in a full monopoly. Through its 13 (regulated) subsidiaries, indirectly held via Veolia Utility Resources (VUR), VUPI provides water and some wastewater services to 2.1 million customers via 626,000 connections across6 states, of which New York (NY) and New Jersey (NJ) are by far the largest with 1.35 million customers combined. The company owns and operates essential water infrastructure under state-regulated frameworks, serving customers in long-term service areas and supporting public health and local communities.