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Blackstone Acquires Battery Energy Storage Developer

March 04,2020



Blackstone announced today that funds managed by Blackstone Energy Partners have completed the acquisition of NRStor C&I L.P. (NRStor).

NRStor C&I is a former subsidiary of NRStor Inc., whose investors include the LiUNA Pension Fund of Central and Eastern Canada.

NRStor is a Toronto-based developer of battery storage solutions, targeting scale storage deployment opportunities in North America. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

NRStor has over 200 MWh of operational, in-construction and contracted projects in the battery storage market. The company provides storage solutions and energy-as-a-service to customers across North America through a turn-key build, own and operate business model. Blackstone said that NRStor is a market leader in its home market of Ontario, Canada, and has expanded into the United States by leveraging its scalable platform built to adapt to new market constructs and opportunities.

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