Rooftop Energy has been acquired by NPM Capital
Rooftop Energy, a provider of rooftop- and ground-mounted solar PV systems, mainly to clients in the B2B sector, has been acquired by NPM Capital.
Rooftop Energy offers everything from development and design to arranging external financing, installation and operation of solar PV systems on large surface areas. Notable clients include AkzoNobel, Plantion Bloemenveiling, Kingfish Zeeland, Spanbeton and de Bavelse Berg. By the end of 2019, the installed capacity is expected to reach 100 MWp, which is equivalent to the energy consumption of 30,000 households.
NPM Capital is a leading Dutch investment company focused on medium to large Benelux companies.
Oaklins' team in the Netherlands acted as lead advisor to the seller. Rooftop Energy had been looking for a partner to support and accelerate further growth and scale-up as the company is currently in the middle of a transition from pioneer to leading player in the B2B sustainable energy market.



Leendert Florusse
CEO and co-founder, Rooftop Energy
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