AlphaStruxure, a joint venture between Schneider Electric and Carlyle, offers energy-as-a-service solutions that also incorporate sustainable power.

Boston-based AlphaStruxure, a joint venture between Schneider Electric and Carlyle Global Infrastructure, develops, owns, and operates integrated energy infrastructure-as-a-service solutions. The company focuses on microgrids, EV charging, and sustainable energy systems for commercial, industrial, and public sector clients, with projects totaling over 47 MW of generation/microgrid capacity and 18 MWh of battery storage across the USA.

Carlyle has invested in two financing deals totaling $350M, focusing on the solar and storage sectors. Their investments span both the United States and Australia, acting solely as an investor in these transactions. They also have one deal in hydrogen.

Schneider Electric is a global company focused on energy management and automation solutions. They provide technologies and services to improve energy efficiency, sustainability, and reliability across various sectors, including buildings, infrastructure, industry, and data centers.