ArcLight Capital Partners

From Global Energy Monitor

ArcLight Capital Partners, LLC is a Boston-based private equity firm focused on energy infrastructure investments, with customers in the United States and Luxembourg. It was incorporated on February 7, 2001.[1] According to the firm’s website, ArcLight has invested approximately $25 billion in 113 transactions since that date, with its energy infrastructure platform, ArcLight Energy Partners Fund VII, LP holding $3.4 billion in capital commitments.[2]

Political Contributions

ArcLight has given over $900,000 to the GOP since 2012, in contrast to approximately $30,000 to Democrats in the same time period. ArcLight’s founder and managing partner, Daniel Revers, has personally contributed more than $170,000 to Republican candidates or affiliated political groups since 2004, with reports that Revers personally accompanied then-President Donald Trump on a 2017 trip to China seeking investors for ArcLight’s resuscitation of the Limetree Bay oil refinery in the US Virgin Islands. Limetree operators had previously paid millions to settle environmental violations.[3]

Fossil Fuel Footprint

Global Energy Monitor is a part of the Private Equity Climate Risks project, which investigates the role of the private equity industry in the climate crisis.

To learn more about ArcLight's energy investments, please see this firm's unique page on the Private Equity Climate Risks website: https://peclimaterisks.org/firm-arclight-capital-partners/.

Leadership

Accessed February 2022:

  • Daniel Revers – Managing Partner and Founder
  • Josef Alvez - Managing Director
  • Anna Beltrandi – Coordinator, Investor Relations & Compliance
  • Andrew Brannan – Managing Director
  • Trevor Breen – Director
  • Jon Chadbourne – Director, Risk Management
  • Michael Chechelnitsky Ph.D – Director, Commodity Markets
  • Kevin Crosby - Partner
  • Gavin Danaher – Partner and Head of Capital Formation
  • John Erhard – Partner
  • Marco Gatti – Managing Director
  • Christina Kenny – Associate General Counsel and CCO
  • Collin Krehbiel - Vice President
  • John Mahoney – Director, Tax and Controller
  • Brian Martin – Director, Construction Management
  • Bob McGaughey - Managing Director, Commodity Markets
  • Forgan McIntosh - Managing Director
  • John McNaught, III - Director, Information Technology
  • Matthew Miller - Director
  • Sebastian Neelamkavil - Director
  • Joshua Skudlarick - PE, Director, Construction Management
  • Carl Stjernfeldt - Managing Director
  • James Sullivan - Vice President
  • Mark Tarini - Partner, Co-Head, Portfolio Management & Investor Relations
  • Lucius Taylor - Managing Director
  • Thomas Teich - Co-Head, Portfolio Management
  • Robert Trevisani - Chief Financial Officer
  • Carter Ward - Partner
  • Terry Wetterman - Director, Investor Relations
  • Valerie Zona - Vice President, Portfolio Management

Contact Information

Boston – Headquarters
200 Clarendon Street, 55th Floor
Boston, MA 02116
USA
Phone: +1-617-531-6300


Luxembourg
41, avenue de la Gare
L-1611 Luxembourg

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External Links

  1. ↑ "ArcLight Capital Partners LLC,” Bloomberg, accessed February 16, 2022.
  2. ↑ ArcLight Capital, “About Us,” organizational webage, accessed February 16, 2022.
  3. ↑ Geoff Dembicki, “A Hedge Fund with Ties to Trump is Polluting One of Brooklyn’s Poorest Communities,” VICE, September 25, 2020; “Private Equity’s Dirty Dozen: 12 Firms Dripping in Oil and the Wealthy Executives Who Run Them,” report by LittleSis and the Private Equity Stakeholder Project, February 2022.