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Energy Capital Partners raises $834m continuation vehicle for Next Wave Energy Partners

Investors in its $3.3 billion Fund IV can cash out or roll; the price used for the election was not disclosed.

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  • Energy Capital Partners raised an $834 million continuation vehicle for Next Wave Energy Partners, giving investors in its $3.3 billion Fund IV the choice to cash out or roll into the new vehicle.

  • The price used for the election was not disclosed.

Energy Capital Partners raised an $834 million continuation vehicle for Next Wave Energy Partners, giving investors in its $3.3 billion Fund IV the choice to cash out or roll into the new vehicle.

The price used for the election was not disclosed.

ECP's $834m continuation vehicle vs. other disclosed deals this week
Disclosed size of continuation vehicles in the news, $ millions
Meridiam · North America infrastructure$4.5K
Energy Capital Partners · Next Wave$834M
Ares · Sabey$500M
Triple Point · Perch Group$55M
REPORTED TRANSACTION SIZES · OCT 2026
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