Kevin Crews, Allan Kirk, Brittany Scheier, Aburiyeba Ibiye Amaso, David Wheat, David Branham, Brooksany Barrowes, Lilla Grisham, Abbey Raish, Maddy Foote
January 24, 2026
Kirkland Advises Canada Pension Plan Investment Board on its $200 Million Investment in Redaptive, a Leading Energy-As-A-Service Provider

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- Kirkland & Ellis advised Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) on its investment of approximately US$200 million in Redaptive, an Energy-as-a-Service provider
- Redaptive installs and funds energy-saving and energy-generating equipment for organizations
- Existing investors, including Linse Capital and CBRE, will also participate in the investment
- Redaptive plans to announce a second close in early 2023
- The Kirkland team included partners and associates from multiple practice areas.
Kirkland & Ellis counseled Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) on its investment of approximately US$200 million in Redaptive, a leading Energy-as-a-Service provider. Redaptive funds and installs energy-saving and energy-generating equipment to help organizations reduce energy waste, save money, lower their carbon emissions, and meet their sustainability goals. Certain existing investors, including Linse Capital and CBRE, will participate alongside CPP Investments in the investment. Redaptive is expecting to announce a second close in early 2023. Read the CPP Investments press release The Kirkland team was led by corporate partners Kevin Crews and Allan Kirk and associates Brittany Scheier and Aburiyeba Ibiye Amaso; tax partner David Wheat; executive compensation partner David Branham; energy regulatory partner Brooksany Barrowes and associate Lilla Grisham; and ESG & Impact partner Abbey Raish and associate Maddy Foote.
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Kevin Crews, Allan Kirk, Brittany Scheier, Aburiyeba Ibiye Amaso, David Wheat, David Branham, Brooksany Barrowes, Lilla Grisham, Abbey Raish, Maddy Foote
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