Global law firm K&L Gates LLP advised Terramont Infrastructure Partners, a North American-focused infrastructure investment firm, on its US$160 million capital commitment to Dispatch Energy LLC, a leading provider of distributed energy solutions. Terramont is focused on companies that are critical to the economy and which seek to make a positive, measurable sustainability impact. Dispatch's investments will focus on generating cost savings, enhancing resiliency, and providing grid services designed to meet the growing demand for on-site power generation.
K&L Gates served as corporate counsel and fund counsel on this deal. The team was led by New York partners Ed Dartley and Adam Tejeda and included Charleston partners Andrew Lloyd and Lauren Garenne, Kansas City partner Jim Goettsch, New York partner Chris Carson, Boston associate Christopher Phillips-Hart, Charleston associate David Caughran, and New York associates Benjamin Augugliaro and Jamie Robinson.
Dartley commented: "We're very pleased to have advised Terramont as deal counsel on their latest transaction and as fund counsel. The strength of our platform allowed us to assemble a cross-practice team that leveraged capabilities across several offices and disciplines. We very much forward to continuing to advise Terramont on future transactions."
"We were extremely pleased to work again with the K&L Gates team on this important investment for our Fund," said Terramont co-founder Vikram Singh. "K&L Gates has been a partner with us since our launch of Terramont Infrastructure, and a trusted advisor as fund counsel and as corporate counsel. Their knowledge and experience across multiple industries is unparalleled and we look forward to working with them on future deals as we continue to invest in the infrastructure space."
Based in New York and San Francisco, Terramont invests in best-in-class businesses alongside top-quality management teams. Investment sectors include renewable power, sustainable energy, transportation, digital, environmental, and other infrastructure businesses.