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January 24, 2026
Kirkland Advises Apex Clean Energy in Partial Sale of Portfolio of Operating Wind and Solar Assets

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- Kirkland & Ellis advised Apex Clean Energy in an agreement with ERG for the partial sale of a U.S
- clean energy asset portfolio
- ERG will acquire a 75% stake, while Apex retains 25% ownership and operational management
- The portfolio includes the 224.4 MW Great Pathfinder Wind in Iowa and the 92.4 MW Mulligan Solar in Illinois, both of which have tax equity investments and long-term power purchase agreements
- The projects began operations in 2023 and 2022, respectively.
Kirkland & Ellis represented Apex Clean Energy in its agreement with ERG, a leading European renewable energy producer, for the partial sale of a portfolio of operating clean energy assets in the United States. Apex will continue to own a 25% stake in the portfolio and manage the operations of the facilities, with ERG acquiring a 75% stake. The portfolio—the first in a series that will support Apex’s capital recycling program—includes 224.4 MW Great Pathfinder Wind in Iowa and 92.4 MW Mulligan Solar in Illinois. The projects began commercial operations in February 2023 and July 2022 respectively. The two assets benefit from tax equity investments and long-term power purchase agreements with market-leading counterparts. Read more in Apex’s press release The Kirkland team was led by corporate partners Robert Goodin and Alec Manzer and debt finance partners Rohit Chaudhry and Leila Ravi, along with corporate associates Austin Johnson and Mohammad Alkadhem; tax partners Michael Masri and William Dong and associate Julia Ye; debt finance partner William Nicholson; and energy regulatory partner Drew Stuyvenberg.
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