Energy, Renewables, and Infrastructure
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Our Approach
Comprehensive Capabilities
Our focus areas include Power and Renewables (solar, wind, hydro, conventional power), Energy (upstream and midstream), and Social Infrastructure. We have invested in over 6GW of renewable power since Sixth Street’s founding.
Partnership Capital
We create partnership-oriented capital solutions to address the dynamic needs of today’s global energy and infrastructure sectors.
Long-Term Perspective
We have the capital base and flexible mandate to form long-term capital partnerships across the infrastructure and energy space. Our commitments come in the form control and non-control equity, debt, joint ventures and direct asset level investments.
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US Energy Logistics
Sixth Street made a $700m investment in a new JV platform with an energy major to invest in and provide financing for core US midstream logistics assets, enabling that company to reinvest capital into the transition to more sustainable forms of energy production.
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XEAL (Ferroatlantica)
In 2019, Sixth Street acquired XEAL, comprising of ten hydropower assets and a ferroalloy plant in Galicia, Spain. During its ownership, Sixth Street improved operational efficiency, updated equipment, and enhanced both safety and production capacity across the hydro assets and ferroalloy facilities. In 2023, XEAL was acquired by ENERGO-PRO.
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In 2020, Sixth Street completed a $402 million overriding royalty transaction with Antero Resources. Proceeds bolstered the company’s balance sheet and provided capital to develop Antero’s attractive acreage position.
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In 2022, Real Madrid, Sixth Street, and Legends announced a long-term partnership to elevate the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium as a worldwide benchmark for sports, leisure, and entertainment.
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In 2017, Sixth Street co-led a strategic investment in the creation of AirTrunk, an Australian hyperscale datacenter business for cloud, content, and large enterprise customers . AirTrunk was acquired in April 2020 by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) for A$3 billion.
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