Conrad Purcell, a partner in Haynes Boone’s Energy Practice, was quoted in an article in Infrastructure Investor titled “Relaxation of Planning Rules for Renewable Projects.” Below is an excerpt:
Washington, DC-based Hull Street Energy has closed its second North America-focused fund, reaching its hard-cap of $1.1 billion, more than double its predecessor, which had raised about $500 million in May 2019, Zak Bentley reports.
Hull Street Energy Partners II, which was launched in the middle of last year, is a continuation of the strategy adopted for its debut fund, which “targets investments in the North American power sector as the economy electrifies and decarbonizes,” according to a statement from the firm. …
Overall, the firm manages 53 power generation stations, providing more than 1.2GW of renewable, gas-fired and dual-fueled generation capacity.
“[The government being] willing to update English planning policy for repowering is a positive.” – Haynes Boone’s Conrad Purcell on UK’s 2022 Energy Strategy.
To read the full article from Infrastructure Investor, click here.
