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IKAV

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IKAV is an international asset management group headquartered in Germany, with local offices in Luxembourg, Italy, Spain, Portugal, the U.S. and France. The group was established in 2010. It provides institutional investors with investment solutions spanning a broad range of infrastructure energy assets, including solar, concentrated solar power, wind, energy efficiency, geothermal, thermal power plants and upstream. IKAV is a buy and hold investor with a vertically integrated business model to optimize its investment portfolio and to make its assets in line with the global net-zero strategy over the upcoming decades. 

Editor's note: Updated Sept. 1, 2022.

Headquarters Address

Hamburg
Germany

Transactions

Report Date Amount (MM) Description
2024-07-01 $1,130,000.00

California Resources Closes Aera Energy Merger for $1.13B

California Resources Closes Aera Energy Merger for $1.13B

Report Date Amount (MM) Description
2022-09-01 $4,000.00

Exxon Mobil, Shell Divest Large California Oil Producer Aera Energy

Exxon Mobil, Shell Divest Large California Oil Producer Aera Energy

Report Date Amount (MM) Description
2022-09-01 $4,000.00

Exxon Mobil, Shell Divest Large California Oil Producer Aera Energy

Exxon Mobil, Shell Divest Large California Oil Producer Aera Energy

Report Date Amount (MM) Description
2022-09-01 $4,000.00

Exxon Mobil, Shell Divest Large California Oil Producer Aera Energy

Exxon Mobil, Shell Divest Large California Oil Producer Aera Energy

2100-10-01 $000.00

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Come Together: California Resources, Aera Merge for Scale, Drilling Runway

California Resources Corp. closed an acquisition of Aera Energy to become California’s top oil and gas producer. Now, CRC President and CEO Francisco Leon wants to grow from a one-rig to an eight-rig drilling program—but faces stiff pushback from regulators and environmental advocates in the Golden State.