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Energy Capital Partners

www.ecpgp.com

 
ECP (Energy Capital Partners) is an investor in critical infrastructure focused on electrification, decarbonization, reliability and sustainability. Founded in 2005, ECP`s investment team has an early mover advantage in the sector as we have been successfully investing through multiple energy transitions over the last 30 years, including ECP`s senior partners whom have been investing in critical electrification and decarbonization real asset infrastructure since the mid 1990s and are experienced owners of ESG-related businesses. With 67 employees and over 550+ years of cumulative energy experience, ECP is built on cutting edge strategies and opportunities linked to decarbonization and clean energy.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.ecpgp.com
  • 40 Beechwood Road
    Summit, NJ USA 07901
  • Phone: 973.671.6100

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Isabella Roger
Director of Learning and Development Profile
Kristine Rea
Chief Talent Officer Profile

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