Solaris Energy to Buy Global Energy Services in $55 Million Mixed Deal
The acquisition expands Solaris’s end-to-end power capabilities from plant installation through life-of-asset maintenance.
**Solaris Energy Infrastructure agreed to acquire Global Energy Services Alliance** in a transaction valued at $55 million, combining cash and stock. Solaris Energy Infrastructure, Inc. (SEI) will pay $55 million in cash and issue approximately three million Class A shares to complete the acquisition of Global Energy Services Alliance, Inc. (GESA).
The mixed consideration structure reflects Solaris’s intent to align incentives while preserving capital for integration. The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to customary regulatory and shareholder approvals.
**The acquisition strengthens Solaris’s position as a full-cycle power solutions provider**, the company said, integrating front-end plant installation and commissioning with long-term operations and maintenance. Solaris executives framed the deal as a response to growing global demand for scalable power infrastructure. “As we look forward at growing market needs, the GESA acquisition is another key step in establishing Solaris as a recognized full service power provider,” said Bill Zartler, Chairman and Co-Chief Executive Officer, and Amanda Brock, Co-Chief Executive Officer. “Having the people, talent, and capabilities to deliver essential services across multiple stages of critical power needs strengthens our ability to expand and to continue delivering our turnkey and O&M services to maximize the value we create for customers and for all Solaris stakeholders over full project lifecycles”.
Global Energy Services Alliance provides installation, commissioning, and life-cycle maintenance for power generation assets, complementing Solaris’s existing turnkey and operations-and-maintenance offerings. The target’s capabilities are expected to deepen Solaris’s service portfolio, enabling the company to support customers from initial plant deployment through decades of asset operation.
**The deal follows a wave of consolidation in distributed power and energy infrastructure**, where providers are scaling to meet demand from data centers, manufacturing reshoring, and grid expansion. In March 2026, Atlas Energy Solutions (AESI) secured a $840 million framework agreement with Caterpillar Inc. to deploy 1.4 gigawatts of power generation assets by 2029, citing structural demand growth in behind-the-meter applications. Earlier, in January 2025, Atlas acquired Moser Energy Systems for $220 million in cash and stock, adding 900 generators to its rental fleet and reinforcing its position in distributed power solutions.
Regulatory review under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act is expected to take approximately 30 days. Solaris has not disclosed accretion or synergy targets but indicated the transaction would be funded through existing cash and a delayed-draw term loan facility.