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• BearingPoint Acquires Sustainability Consultancy I Care

  Management and technology consultancy BearingPoint has acquired I Care, a consultancy firm specializing in sustainability strategy development and environmental transition. With the integration, BearingPoint expands its offerings in the area of sustainability consulting and accelerates growth in its key consulting markets.

• Mirova acquires renewables financier SunFunder

  Paris-based impact investor Mirova announced on Monday that it has acquired SunFunder, a private debt management firm that finances renewable energy projects in Africa and Asia, to expand into emerging markets and real assets.

• Lloyd’s Register acquires OneOcean in maritime growth strategy drive

  Lloyd’s Register (“LR”), a global provider of maritime professional services, has acquired OneOcean, a leading supplier of voyage compliance, safety and environmental solutions, from Equistone Partners Europe (“Equistone”), a leading European mid-market private equity firm.

  This move will accelerate LR’s ambitions to be the maritime industry’s trusted adviser for compliance, safety, performance and sustainability solutions, enabling clients to benefit from more efficient, cleaner & safer operations.

• U.S. energy developer Double Eagle raises $1.7 billion for new venture

  Double Eagle, a team of prolific oil and gas developers focused on the Permian basin, have raised more than $1.7 billion from a group of investors to fund their latest venture, according to a statement to Reuters on Sunday.

• Renewables and storage software providers Power Factors and Inaccess join forces with acquisition

  Inaccess, a UK-headquartered renewable energy software platform provider which has worked on some of the world’s biggest battery storage projects, has been acquired by San Francisco-headquartered renewables software company Power Factors.

  Inaccess specialises in digital infrastructure management solutions for assets including wind, solar, battery storage, virtual power plants and telecoms sites.