Tiger Infrastructure Acquires Unison Energy Through 3rd Vehicle
Tiger Infrastructure Partners, a middle-market infrastructure investor, has acquired Unison Energy LLC, an Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) platform that provides behind-the-meter microgrid services including power, heating and cooling services to an array of end-markets in North America.
The acquisition of Greenwich, CT-based Unison expands Tiger’s portfolio of investments in energy transition, one of the firm’s three sectors of focus. The investment is the last of nine platform investments for Tiger Infrastructure Partners Fund III, which closed at its hard cap of $1.25 billion in early 2022.
Unison owns and operates about 30 projects across hospitals, data centers, hospitality, food and beverage, biofuels, and other industrials. The company focuses on markets with “resiliency challenges and/or elevated power prices” across the Northeast, Southwest and Midwest.
“The role of reliable, resilient, on-site power generation is becoming increasingly sought after as the global energy transition continues apace,” Tiger CEO Emil W. Henry, Jr. Said.
Last November, Tiger announced the full exit of its Fund II investment in Modern Aviation, a fixed base operator platform through a transaction led by infrastructure funds managed by Apollo.
Pictured: Unison Energy microgrid facility
