In December 2021, Rockland Capital entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the two gas-fired peaking facilities of Agilon Energy for $64.3 million
In Nov 2019, Rockland Capital purchased US renewable energy portfolio from Chicago-based Seventus LLC, a subsidiary of Suzlon Energy. In this deal Rockland acquired more than 800MW wind and solar portfolio. The deal amount was not disclosed
In May 2019, Rockland Capital acquired 100% of the interests in Rolls Royce Power Development Limited – now renamed Whitetower Energy Limited from Rolls Royce Plc. The 308MW Portfolio comprises five natural gas peaking facilities located throughout the UK
In May 2018, Rockland Capital acquired 12MW natural gas combined cycle facility located in Dayton, Ohio
In May 2018, Rockland Capital acquired 12MW natural gas simple cycle facility located in Sidney, Ohio
In May 2018, Rockland Capital acquired Montpelier, a 263MW natural gas simple cycle facility located in Poneto, Indiana
In Sep 2016, Rockland Capital, LLC acquired 100% interests in a combined cycle cogeneration facility located in Clark County, Nevada (“NCA2”) \and a dual-fuel combined cycle facility located in Pasco County, Florida (“Pasco”) from affiliates of Quantum Utility Generation, LLC. NCA2 is a fully contracted, 85MW natural gas-fired qualifying facility that sells 100% of its electric output to Nevada Power under the terms of a long-term PPA and Pasco is also a fully contracted, 121MW dual-fuel combined cycle plant that sells 100% of its electric output to TECO under the terms of a Tolling Agreement
In March 2015, Rockland Capital acquired a 17MW biomass plant located in Rabun county, Georgia
In July 2013, Rockland Capital acquired Lakeswind Power Partners, LLC which owned a 49.9MW wind facility in Minnesota, US. Lakeswind will sell a majority of its power under a 20-year contract with the Wisconsin municipal joint action agency Great Lakes Utilities
In March 2012, Rockland Capital completed its acquisition of Beacon Power Corporation’s 20MW flywheel energy storage plant in Stephentown, New York, and most of the other assets of the Company. Under the terms of the agreement, Rockland purchased substantially all of the Company’s assets for a combination of cash and a promissory note to the US Department of Energy, totalling $30.5 million
