Interlink Capital Strategies (“Interlink”) announces a significant milestone reached by its Chairman, Tim Bridgewater, who currently serves as the CEO of Sunergy Renewables, a leading Florida-based provider of rooftop solar, energy storage, and energy efficiency solutions. Sunergy Renewables successfully concluded a transformative business combination with the special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), ESGEN Acquisition Corp., to go public on the NASDAQ stock exchange on March 14, 2024, under the ticker symbols “ZEO” and ZEOWW” as Zeo Energy. In celebration, Tim rang the closing bell for the stock exchange on March 13th, symbolizing the company’s unwavering commitment to fostering innovation and sustainability.
“This merger with ESGEN signifies a pivotal moment for Sunergy Renewables, empowering us to expedite our growth strategy, cultivate strategic alliances within the industry, and cater to a broader clientele seeking sustainable energy solutions,” remarked Tim. Looking forward, Sunergy Renewables has outlined ambitious expansion plans for 2024, with a strategic emphasis on penetrating key markets in Ohio, Illinois, and Virginia, underscoring its dedication to driving the widespread adoption of renewable energy solutions.
Interlink (www.InterlinkDC.com) has recently assisted in the growth of Sunergy Renewables by raising significant funding for a captive leasing company that will assist it in providing affordable leases for its customers in the current high interest rate environment.
Tim founded Interlink 30 years ago and continues to provide important management oversight to this management consulting, financial advisory and private equity firm that focuses on raising financing for projects in emerging and frontier markets. Interlink’s team has raised billions of dollars of loans, insurance, equity and grants from Export Credit Agencies and Development Finance Institutions worldwide. In addition to supporting several renewable energy projects overseas, Interlink currently manages a unique early stage geothermal power development impact fund focused on Latin America for the German government and European Union (www.GDFLAC.com), as well as an EXIM Bank delegated authority specialty lender (FDI Capital) that supports U.S. exporters.
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