Nov 2022

Specialized Consultancies: The Key to Solving 2030’s Complex Challenges

FMI Capital Advisors sees a range of consulting-based service providers that are helping bridge the gaps toward a decentralized, digitized, decarbonized energy system and built environment. These technically based consultancy services are particularly attractive prospects for mergers and acquisitions due to their critical enablement of infrastructure goals:

Power infrastructure and distributed energy resources (DERs)
Facility optimization, healthy buildings and localized mobility
Environmental

Learn why specialized consultancies are so crucial during today's transition and what factors make them attractive acquisitions to buyers.

The Inflation Reduction Act and The CHIPS Act: Initial Key Takeaways for the Built Environment

The impact of recent legislation will shift priorities in American construction for years to come. In this article, we dive into key features and initial takeaways of both the Creating Helpful […]

Brannon Cavalier

Strategy, Strategic Planning, Energy Solutions & Cleantech Read More

Commercial Energy Efficiency: Finally “In-the-Money!”

Currently, commercial and industrial (C&I) projects only account for 7% of projects for energy service companies. However, much of the carbon footprint can be reduced by C&I projects, and two-thirds […]

Russell Clarke Andrew Henderson

Investment Banking, Energy Solutions & Cleantech Read More

The Path to Environmental, Social and Governance Goals Runs Through the Built Environment

There’s no one solution to the environmental and social challenges that we face, but many in the built environment across the infrastructure value chain are looking for ways to improve their […]

Russell Clarke Andrew Henderson

Financial Advisory, Investment Banking, M&A, Energy Solutions & Cleantech Read More

The Solar Operations and Maintenance Opportunity: Now and Beyond

How the rise of solar photovoltaics (PV) is creating significant Operations and Maintenance (O&M) opportunity for today’s engineering and construction (E&C) industry.

Russell Clarke