A group of strategic investors led by BridgePeak Energy Capital has acquired ACT, with Kyle Cooper leading as CEO.
ACT Power Services, a third-party operations and maintenance provider for solar and battery energy storage systems in the continental U.S., has been acquired by a group of strategic investors led by BridgePeak Energy Capital. The company emerges with new ownership and new leadership.
How the deal came together
The acquisition followed a Chapter 11 auction on January 5, was approved by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, and closed on January 31, 2026. ACT was founded in 2020 and was acquired by an affiliate of Pine Gate Renewables in 2022.
Leadership
Kyle Cooper has been named CEO. He brings nearly 20 years of O&M experience, including as Vice President of O&M at Cypress Creek Renewables and as an operations shift manager at Duke Energy.
Rebecca Cooper, ACT’s co-founder and former general counsel, returns as Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel. Max Isaacs joins as Chief Operations and Safety Officer.
What it means for owners
ACT is contracted to serve more than 9 GWdc of solar and more than 2 GW-hrs of battery storage across hundreds of projects. ACT says it stayed focused on reliable service to its asset owner partners throughout the restructuring.
From BridgePeak
David Thigpen, president of BridgePeak, said ACT’s reputation for operational excellence and trusted partnerships was central to the investment decision. BridgePeak is an energy-focused commercial loan servicer with a loan portfolio of more than $4.4 billion as of March 31, 2026.
This summary is based on the company’s press release. Read the original announcement on BridgePeak or on Business Wire.
