Hull Street Energy
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UnclaimedHull Street Energy is a US-based private investment firm focused on acquiring and operating power-generation assets.
Last updated October 30, 2026
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Overview
Hull Street Energy is a private investment firm that focuses on the power and electricity-generation sector, acquiring and operating conventional generating assets such as natural-gas-fired and other thermal power plants in the United States. Rather than building new projects from scratch, the firm typically takes over existing plants and manages them as long-term operating assets, positioning itself as an owner-operator of dispatchable generation rather than a developer or a pure financial sponsor. The firm is privately held and does not trade on a public exchange, so detailed financial disclosures are limited. Its investment approach centers on mid-life and often overlooked generation assets, where it can apply operational improvements and commercial optimization to capture value. This places Hull Street Energy in the segment of the energy market occupied by independent power producers and infrastructure investors. Because the brand operates in the wholesale power market rather than selling directly to consumers, it has little public-facing brand presence; its identity is primarily known among utilities, regulators, and energy investors. The available evidence supplied for this entry does not contain verifiable information about the firm, so the details above should be treated as general context rather than confirmed facts, and the entry is flagged for review.
History
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Recent events
Reported
Hull Street Energy completes acquisition of FirstLight’s U.S. platform[2]
Hull Street Energy completed its acquisition of FirstLight’s U.S. platform from the Public Sector Pension Investment Board. The acquired assets include nearly 1,400 MW of generation in the Northeast.
Reported
Hull Street Energy completes acquisition of GridFlex Portfolio peaking plants from Rockland Capital[3]
Hull Street Energy, LLC completed its acquisition of two power plants totaling 1,263 MW of capacity from Rockland Capital, LP. The acquired assets, comprising the GridFlex Portfolio (Lee County Generating Station in Illinois and Tait Electric Generating Station in Ohio), will join Milepost Power, HSE's thermal power generation platform.
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Reported
Hull Street Energy acquires 1,263 MW GridFlex power portfolio from Rockland Capital[4]
Hull Street Energy acquired the 1,263 MW GridFlex Portfolio from Rockland Capital. The portfolio comprises the 677 MW Lee County Generating Station in Illinois and the 586 MW Tait Electric Generating Station in Ohio, both in the PJM market.
Reported
Hull Street Energy acquires 91.7% interest in Crockett Cogeneration[5]
Hull Street Energy announced that it acquired a 91.7% interest in Crockett Cogeneration from a fund managed by BlackRock Real Assets.
Reported
Hull Street Energy acquires Foundation Solar Partners team and pipeline[6]
Hull Street Energy announced that it had acquired the management team and development pipeline of Foundation Solar Partners, a renewable energy development company.
Reported
Hull Street Energy agrees to acquire Waterbury Generation facility[7]
Hull Street Energy announced that it had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire all ownership interests in the Waterbury Generation facility from a subsidiary of ENGIE North America.
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Hull Street Energy completes acquisition of Gauley River Power Partners[8]
Hull Street Energy acquired all interests in Gauley River Power Partners, which operates an 80-megawatt hydroelectric facility in West Virginia, from Enel Green Power North America and GE Energy Financial Services. The source describes this as the final closing of a transaction involving 31 hydroelectric stations.
Reported
Hull Street Energy acquires Gauley River Power Partners[9]
Hull Street Energy acquired all interests in Gauley River Power Partners, which operates an 80-megawatt hydroelectric generating facility in Summersville, West Virginia, from Enel Green Power North America and GE Energy Financial Services.
Sources12 sources
- 1OpenAI发布适用于ChatGPT Work和Codex的Admin插件163.com
- 2Hull Street Energy 完成收购 FirstLight 美国平台prnewswire.com
- 3Hull Street Energy完成从Rockland Capital收购GridFlex调峰电厂组合prnewswire.com
- 4Hull Street Energy从Rockland Capital收购1,263兆瓦GridFlex电力资产组合pehub.com
- 5Hull Street Energy 收购 Crockett Cogeneration 91.7% 股权prnewswire.com
- 6Hull Street Energy收购Foundation Solar Partners团队及项目储备prnewswire.com
- 7Hull Street Energy达成收购Waterbury发电设施的协议prnewswire.com
- 8Hull Street Energy 完成对 Gauley River Power Partners 的收购poweronline.com
- 9Hull Street Energy收购Gauley River Power Partnersprnewswire.com
- 10Hull Street Acquires Two PJM-Based Power Stations from Rockland Capitalpowermag.com
- 11Hull Street Energy acquires West Virginia hydroelectric plant | PE Hubprivateequityinternational.com
- 12PSP Investments Completes Sale of FirstLight's U.S. Portfolio and Appoints Patrick Gut CEO of Caelo Energyprnewswire.com
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