Danielle Mangrum Patterson

Goldman Sachs Renewable Power Fund in its acquisition of a 142 MW portfolio of solar power generation assets from a subsidiary of Macquarie Infrastructure Corporation

Private equity fund in its approximately $1 billion back-levered acquisition (by way of joint venture) of a portfolio of wind and solar assets from a global conglomerate

Goldman Sachs Renewable Power Fund in its investment in a solar portfolio

Tyr Energy, an Itochu Corporation, in its $500 million joint equity investment in the 845 MW Shepherds Flat wind power generation project in Eastern Oregon, currently the largest wind farm in the world

Mubadala Development Company in connection with its potential acquisition of multiple commercial solar projects located across six different U.S. states

Riverstone Holdings in its $400 million acquisition of three coal-fired generating plants located in Maryland from a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation 

A private equity fund in a $100 million acquisition of a portfolio of solar assets from a major utility 

Takkion Holdings, a subsidiary of funds managed by affiliates of Apollo Global Management, in connection with the acquisition of a majority interest in Transportation Partners & Logistics, a leading provider of logistics, transportation, and supply chain management solutions serving renewable energy and industrial markets

Sixth Street in multiple acquisitions of wind assets and solar assets

Brigham Resources in the $2.55 billion cash and stock sale of all of its leasehold interests and related assets to Diamondback Energy

Concho Resources in its $1.625 billion acquisition of oil and gas assets from Reliance Energy

Chisholm Energy Holding on the acquisition of its first asset located in New Mexico 

Quantum Energy Partners in its $1 billion equity commitment to LINN Energy to fund future oil and natural gas acquisitions and development on those acquired assets

Antero Resources in its purchase from Southwestern Energy Company of oil and gas assets in West Virginia for $450 million 

Antero Midstream Partners LP in its formation of a joint venture to develop processing and fractionation assets in Appalachia with MarkWest Energy Partners L.P., a wholly owned subsidiary of MPLX

Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. in connection with a 50/50 joint venture with Enterprise Products Partners, L.P. to resume service on the Old Ocean natural gas pipeline 

Various leading midstream companies in the formation of joint ventures for the construction of multi-billion dollar pipeline projects 

Special Committee of Antero Resources Corporation in the $1.05 billion drop down of its integrated water business to Antero Midstream Partners