“EQT AB, Europe’s biggest private equity firm, says the path to exiting investments in clean-energy developers and operators faces a growing number of hurdles.

In many cases, such assets have become too big to be absorbed by the kinds of private or industrial buyers PE firms traditionally turn to when looking for an exit, according to Alex Darden, the head of EQT’s infrastructure investment for the Americas.”

[COMMENTARY] Exit risks, that is, cashing in one’s private equity (PE)investments, have always been potentially problematic. It seems that exit risks for PE alternative energy assets could be even worse.
EQT Warns of Exit Risks for Alternative Energy Assets Held by PE, by Coco Liu of Bloomberg News, April 18, 2026, Advisor Perspectives, USA.