The energy investment vehicle, set up by EIG Global Energy Partners and the Noble Group, has already held talks with a number of prospective sellers, with offers on the table, chief executive Linda Cook told Upstream.
Ideally Harbour wants to invest in three portfolio companies, each with a focus on one of the potential core areas.
“The goal for our first acquisition was to get something that would be able to stand on its own two feet over the long run, and not have to rely on future acquisitions to make it work,” Cook said of the Shell deal with Chrysaor, of which she is the new chairman.
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