Global investment firm Carlyle has officially launched Revera Energy, an independent platform dedicated to energy infrastructure, under the Carlyle Global Infrastructure banner. The new venture focuses on the development, construction, and operation of battery storage, renewable energy, and green hydrogen projects in Australia and the UK.
Revera’s launch follows the acquisition of a portfolio of projects from Amp Energy, spanning both countries. The company is now leveraging Carlyle’s scale and financial network to expand its footprint in sustainable infrastructure. Backed by leading financial institutions—including Nomura Infrastructure & Power, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Westpac, Natixis CIB, and Export Development Canada—Revera is positioned to deliver large-scale clean energy solutions.
In Australia, the platform is advancing Stage 1 of the 250MW/700MWh Bungama Battery Project in South Australia. Additionally, it is pursuing a robust pipeline exceeding 750MW of battery storage, 2.3GW of solar, and 1.4GW of wind projects across the National Energy Market. Revera is also developing the 1GW Cape Hardy Green Hydrogen Project and managing 158MW of operating solar assets in New South Wales.
In the UK, Revera is pushing forward with over 1.2GW of late-stage battery storage projects aimed at enhancing grid stability and supporting national decarbonization efforts.
Richard Hoskins, Chairman of Revera and Managing Director at Carlyle Infrastructure, said the launch marks a new growth phase for the platform and reinforces its commitment to energy transition. Vinod Mukani and Alain Halimi of Nomura echoed strong support for Revera, praising its innovative development pipeline and its role in advancing grid resilience.
Carlyle Global Infrastructure currently oversees more than $7.6 billion in assets, with a diversified portfolio including Copia Power, NineDot Energy, and Crescent Midstream’s carbon capture initiatives.
