Harrison Street and Kenon Agreed to Buy Control of Vicinity Energy from Antin at a $2.92 Billion Valuation
Thursday, October 1, 2026 · first reported by HedgeCo Insights and 2 others
Harrison Street Asset Management and Kenon Holdings agreed to acquire majority of Vicinity Energy (largest U.S. district energy provider) from Antin Infrastructure Partners at $2.92B enterprise value; Kenon deploying ~$450M equity, consortium securing $1.4B debt financing.
- Deal value
- $2.9B
- Asset class
- Infrastructure
- Geography
- North America
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Coverage
3 sources- HedgeCo InsightsHarrison Street and Kenon Agreed to Buy Control of Vicinity Energy from Antin at a $2.92 Billion Valuation
- IPE Real AssetsHarrison Street and Kenon buy $3bn US district energy operator Vicinity
- IREIHarrison Street buys majority stake in district energy solution provider Vicinity from Antin Infrastructure
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