The Carlyle Group has unveiled Revera Energy, a new independent energy infrastructure platform aimed at advancing utility-scale renewables projects in Australia and the United Kingdom. Revera's current portfolio includes projects acquired from Canadian renewables developer Amp Energy, focusing on renewable power, battery energy storage, and green hydrogen initiatives. In Australia, projects like the 250 MW Bungama battery project and a gigawatt-scale green hydrogen project at Cape Hardy are in progress, along with significant solar, wind, and battery energy storage developments. In the UK, Revera holds over 1.2 GW of late-stage battery energy storage projects. With Carlyle's transition to full ownership and a fresh capital infusion, Revera is poised for growth and diversification in energy projects, benefiting from Carlyle's global infrastructure platform. The leadership team, led by Richard Hoskins and Daniel Kim, is committed to leveraging Carlyle's resources to drive Revera's expansion and enhance its energy project portfolio. The platform is expected to collaborate with financing partners like Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, and Nomura Infrastructure & Power to support its objectives.