StocksMedium•1 October 2026•
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Anaergia Signs Agreement to Divest Charlotte and Rhode Island Bioenergy Assets
Key Facts
1Anaergia signed a definitive agreement to divest non-core assets including bioenergy facilities in Charlotte and Rhode Island.
Anaergia signed a definitive agreement to divest non-core assets including bioenergy facilities in Charlotte and Rhode Island. Business Wire reported that the company and its affiliates entered into a Master Purchase Agreement to sell the Charlotte Bioenergy Facility and interests in the Rhode Island Bioenergy Facility HoldCo.
The divestment is part of the company's strategy to sell non-core assets to streamline operations or improve its balance sheet. The agreement involves buyers including IIF Anaergia HoldCo LLC, as the firm moves to provide liquidity while reducing its overall bioenergy asset base.