The Carlyle Group LP
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The Carlyle Group (NASDAQ: CG) is a global investment firm with deep industry expertise that deploys private capital across four business segments: Corporate Private Equity, Real Assets, Global Credit and Investment Solutions. With $216 billion of assets under management, Carlyle’s purpose is to invest wisely and create value on behalf of the firm's investors, portfolio companies and the communities in which it lives and invests. Carlyle employs 1,625 people in 31 offices across six continents.
Transactions
Occidental Petroleum to Sell Colombia Onshore Assets for $825 Million
Occidental Petroleum to Sell Colombia Onshore Assets for $825 Million
Carlyle To Buy Up To $4.8 Billion Stake In Cepsa
Carlyle To Buy Up To $4.8 Billion Stake In Cepsa
Carlyle To Buy Up To $4.8 Billion Stake In Cepsa
Carlyle To Buy Up To $4.8 Billion Stake In Cepsa
Ring Energy Adds ‘Core-Of-The-Core’ To Permian Central Basin Platform Position
Ring Energy Adds ‘Core-Of-The-Core’ To Permian Central Basin Platform Position
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News
Report: Crescent Midstream Exploring $1.3B Sale
Sources say another company is considering $1.3B acquisition for Crescent Midstream’s facilities and pipelines focused on Louisiana and the Gulf of Mexico.
Investors: Energy Transition is on Policy-driven Life Support
Injecting private capital into the energy transition is worrisome because some projects couldn’t survive without government incentives, panelists said at CERAWeek by S&P Global.
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of Nov. 4, 2022): US EV Battery Sector Ramps Up
Here’s a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news including plans for new EV battery manufacturing facilities in the U.S. in Oklahoma and Kansas.
Carlyle Backs Solar Developer Aspen Power with $350 Million Investment
The investment in Dallas-based solar developer Aspen Power “will be entirely vertically integrated in the distributed generation space, which includes community, commercial and industrial, and sub-utility solar,” Carlyle’s Pooja Goyal said in an interview.
Energy Transition: The Premise Without a Payoff
Energy companies that have fully embraced ESG, emissions goals and the energy transition still see little premium from investors, panelists said at a recent industry event in London.
Carlyle Prepares Sale of Gabon Oil Firm Assala Energy: Sources
The sale process, which is run by investment bank Citi, is expected to be launched in the coming weeks and could raise over $1 billion, according to two sources close to the process.
Black Sea Gas Platform Launched Offshore Romania Despite War Risks
The project by Black Sea Oil & Gas (BSOG), controlled by U.S. private equity firm Carlyle Group LP, is Romania’s first offshore Black Sea development in three decades.
Carlyle Merges Energy, Infrastructure Units Ahead of Investment Push
Carlyle CEO Kewsong Lee sticks with fossil fuel projects alongside bets on renewables.
Occidental Petroleum to Sell Colombia Onshore Assets for $825 Million
Occidental Petroleum said it is continuing to advance other asset sales as it tries to find cash to pay off debt amid a crude price crash. It has so far announced over $2 billion worth of divestitures this year.
Carlyle Group Quits $1 Billion US Oil Export Project
Carlyle Group said on Friday it had dropped out as a stakeholder in Lone Star Ports LLC, which proposed a $1 billion crude oil export terminal near Corpus Christi, Texas.
Carlyle Group Names Matt Anderson Chief Digital Officer
Global investment firm The Carlyle Group has appointed Matt Anderson as chief digital officer and Stefan Grunwald as the company’s chief procurement officer, effective Oct. 1.
Private-Equity Partners Take Larger Role In Midstream Buildout
With Wall Street’s lingering hesitancy about the energy sector, private equity has taken on a larger role in financing the necessary midstream buildout.
Enterprise Agrees With Chevron To Develop Crude Oil Port
Offshore terminal will be able to handle VLCCs for the export of Permian oil.
Carlyle-Backed Firm Seeks Guarantee On 2-Year Approval Of Crude Export Project
Lone Star Ports is seeking certainty on $400 million project with environmental impact statement looming.
Carlyle In Talks To Sell 25% Stake In Oil Export Terminal
Negotiations with three companies includes joint operation of a crude pipeline from Houston to Corpus Christi.