Funding and M&A Roundup: MGA Thermal Secures $12 Million
Amarenco secures $150 million preferred equity tranche
March 18, 2026
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From: Mercom Capital Group
MGA Thermal, a provider of thermal energy-based long-duration energy storage systems, has secured A$17 million (~$12 million) in funding. The latest round brings the total capital raised to more than A$50 million (~$35 million). The new investment will be used to accelerate the company’s transition from pilot deployments to full commercial rollout.
Amarenco, an independent power producer, secured a €130 million (~$150 million) preferred equity tranche from its long-standing shareholder Arjun Infrastructure Partners. The facility will be used to accelerate its growth in European markets. The investment is expected to reinforce the company’s integrated independent power producer platform and support its trajectory towards structural autonomy
Doral Renewables, a utility-scale renewable energy project developer, has secured approximately $525 million in letter of credit facilities. The first transaction is an approximately $385 million Deferred Equity Contribution Guarantee facility, and the second arrangement is an approximately $140 million all-purpose guarantee facility.
AmpliSi, a U.K.-based advanced materials company that develops silicon anodes for lithium-ion batteries, has secured £2 million (~$2.7 million) in a pre-seed funding led by Northern Gritstone and Clean Growth Fund. The latest funding round will support AmpliSi’s transition from laboratory development toward industrial scale-up and early customer engagement.
A consortium of three investors led by LeapFrog Investments, Emerging Market Climate Action Fund, and Carlyle AlpInvest has picked up a combined stake of approximately 11.3% in ReNew Green Energy Solutions, the commercial and industrial platform of ReNew Energy Global. LeapFrog led the investment round, committing $50 million.
Swift Solar, a company that designs and manufactures Perovskite-based photovoltaic cells, has acquired the core manufacturing assets and intellectual property of Meyer Burger, a manufacturer of solar cells and modules. With this acquisition, Swift Solar plans to build a GW-scale HJT cell and module manufacturing facility in the U.S. The company also plans to add perovskite tandems to the same factory.
Alternative credit platform BlackSoil has invested ₹750 million (~$8.1 million) in electric vehicle manufacturer Euler Motors as part of a funding round following the company’s Series D raise completed in May 2025. The round was led by BlackSoil with participation from several other investors. The capital will primarily support Euler Motors’ operational requirements and expansion plans.
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