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Qualitas Energy to Acquire Heelstone Renewable Energy in Strategic Renewable Portfolio Expansion

By Matthew WrightJanuary 30, 20242 Mins Read
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Qualitas Energy has finalized an agreement to acquire Heelstone Renewable Energy, a prominent US renewable energy platform, from funds and other managed accounts by Ares Management. The North Carolina-based Heelstone boasts a substantial 20GW portfolio, encompassing operational solar and storage assets of 179MW, 175MW under construction, and additional capacity designated as ready-to-build or in development.

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