Atlantic Power Transmission, LLC, (APT) is a Blackstone Infrastructure portfolio company. APT develops, constructs and long-term operates clean energy transmission solutions to connect clean offshore wind energy to coastal and inland load centers. All projects are owned and operated by Blackstone and are completely underground and subsea.
APT has formed an alliance with three of the world’s leading transmission infrastructure companies—Hitachi ABB Power Grids Ltd., Aibel AS and Nexans S.A. Combined with the support of local unions across the United States and the backing of Blackstone, members of the APT Alliance have planned, permitted, financed, constructed, operated and maintained some of the most complex and important transmission infrastructure projects in the world.
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Blackstone Infrastructure
Blackstone Infrastructure is an active investor across renewables, energy, transportation, digital infrastructure and water and waste infrastructure sectors. We seek to apply a long-term buy-and-hold strategy to large-scale infrastructure assets with a focus on delivering stable, long-term capital appreciation together with a predictable annual cash flow yield. Our approach to infrastructure investing is one that focuses on responsible stewardship and stakeholder engagement to create value for our investors and the communities we serve.