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Blackstone's official announcement plus Bloomberg, Financial Post, and GlobeNewswire coverage confirm Brookfield's $7B enterprise-value acquisition of Aypa Power from Blackstone Energy Transition Partners funds.

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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera· ·1 min read

Brookfield to Buy Aypa Power From Blackstone Funds at $7 Billion Valuation

Brookfield Asset Management will acquire Aypa Power from Blackstone-managed funds at an enterprise value of approximately US$7 billion, gaining a 6.5GW portfolio plus a development pipeline exceeding 20GW that is 95% contracted under 17-year average terms.

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Brookfield to Buy Aypa Power From Blackstone Funds at $7 Billion Valuation
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Brookfield Asset Management agrees to buy Aypa Power from Blackstone funds at a $7 billion enterprise value. The deal covers Aypa’s 6.5GW of operating and under-construction battery storage assets plus its full development pipeline. This gives Brookfield the largest standalone BESS platform in North America with long-term contracted cash flows.

Brookfield Asset Management has reached an agreement to purchase battery storage developer and operator Aypa Power with an enterprise value of approximately US$7 billion.

Deal structure includes $3 billion equity value. The transaction involves funds managed by Blackstone Energy Transition Partners, Brookfield announced on 22 July.
The asset manager reportedly views the combined holdings as the largest platform focused on standalone BESS assets across North America.

Brookfield will take ownership of Aypa’s existing operational assets, those under construction, contracted battery energy storage system projects and the full development pipeline.
POST FROM @Brookfield· official announcement tweet from Brookfield on the Aypa Power acquisition
https://x.com/Brookfield/status/2080043688810484068

Aypa holds 6.5GW of portfolio and more than 20GW pipeline. The asset manager reportedly views the combined holdings as the largest platform focused on standalone BESS assets across North America. Nearly all of the operating and under-construction capacity is already secured under long-term contracts.
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Those agreements have an average remaining term of 17 years. Brookfield claimed the arrangement will produce resilient cash flows. The firm intends to work alongside Aypa to speed up further pipeline growth.
Nearly all of the operating and under-construction capacity is already secured under long-term contracts.
Transaction highlights scale of North American BESS market. Aypa Power’s 250MW/1,000MWh Pediment BESS project in Mesa, Arizona, illustrates the type of assets involved. The acquisition adds significant scale to Brookfield’s existing renewable and storage investments.
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