Power Energy Corporation buys Nautilus Solar Energy

August 1, 2019
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Nautilus acquires, develops, finances, owns and manages solar assets across the US and has invested more than $1 billion in capital since 2006. Source: Nautilus

Power Energy Corporation, a subsidiary of Power Corporation of Canada, has bought developer and asset manager Nautilus Solar Energy from management shareholders and minority shareholder Virgo Investment Group for an undisclosed sum.

New-Jersey based Nautilus acquires, develops, finances, owns and manages solar assets across the US and has invested more than US$1 billion in capital since launching in 2006. California private equity investment firm Virgo Investment Group acquired a minority stake in the company in 2015.

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Nautilus will retain its current management team. Jim Rice and Laura Stern will remain co-CEOs and Jeffrey Cheng president.

Rice said in a release that “PEC's acquisition will not only provide Nautilus with competitive capital, but also the capabilities to accelerate growth to achieve greater scale in the market”.

In mid-June, Nautilus completed the first of three community solar projects in New York state.

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