
The merger creates a one‑stop advisory powerhouse, giving clients integrated strategic, technical and commercial support essential for accelerating the energy transition.
The renewable‑energy advisory landscape is witnessing a wave of consolidation as firms seek to broaden their service portfolios and geographic footprints. By merging, CoralPoint and Brinckmann Group address a market demand for holistic guidance that blends strategic consulting, technical engineering, and deep market intelligence. This integration reduces the friction clients often face when juggling multiple specialists, streamlining project development from feasibility studies through financing and supply‑chain optimization.
Combined, the two firms bring a unique blend of capabilities: CoralPoint’s extensive presence across Europe, the Americas and Asia‑Pacific, coupled with Brinckmann’s sophisticated commercial advisory practice and proprietary data platforms. Clients can now access a single point of contact for onshore and offshore wind, solar PV, green fuels, and related infrastructure, benefiting from coordinated risk assessments, investment modeling, and M&A support. The retained offices in strategic hubs such as Aarhus, Hamburg, and New York ensure local market insight while leveraging global scale.
Industry observers see this merger as a signal that integrated service models will become the norm in the fast‑moving energy transition. Competitors may feel pressure to form similar alliances or acquire niche players to match the breadth of offering. For investors and project developers, the new entity promises more reliable decision‑making tools and faster execution timelines, potentially accelerating the deployment of clean‑energy assets worldwide.
Energy transition consultancy CoralPoint and renewable‑energy market intelligence firm Brinckmann Group have completed a merger, effective 16 February 2026. The combined entity will offer end‑to‑end renewable‑energy advisory services across wind, solar, green fuels and infrastructure. Financial terms were undisclosed.
Source: reNEWS
CoralPoint and Brinckmann complete merger
18 February 2026 08:39
Energy transition consultants CoralPoint and renewable‑energy market intelligence firm Brinckmann Group have completed a merger, the two companies announced.
The two consultancies said in a release:
“The merger unites CoralPoint’s global presence and comprehensive suite of strategic, technical, and sustainability services with Brinckmann’s well‑established commercial advisory practice, market intelligence platform, and deep supply‑chain expertise.
“Together, the firms will offer clients a truly end‑to‑end solution spanning all renewable energy technologies and technology enablers, including onshore wind, offshore wind, solar PV, green fuels and energy infrastructure.”
CoralPoint has an established presence across Europe, the Americas and Asia‑Pacific, while Brinckmann is based in Aarhus, Denmark and Hamburg, Germany.
The merged entity will maintain offices in key renewable‑energy markets including Aarhus, Basingstoke, Edinburgh, Hamburg and New York.
Managing Partner at CoralPoint, Emilie Reeve said:
“This merger marks a transformative moment for both organisations and, most importantly, for our clients navigating the complexities of the energy transition.
“By formally combining our organisations, we’re creating a powerhouse that can deliver clarity, strategic direction, and operational excellence at unprecedented scale.”
Managing Partner at Brinckmann Group, Carsten Brinck added:
“At Brinckmann, we have built a strong reputation, over many years, for supporting clients on complex commercial decisions through a combination of commercial advisory, deep market intelligence, and corporate M&A support.
“Our clients will benefit from an integrated offering that supports confident decision‑making and delivery across projects, investments and the supply chain.”
The transaction closed following regulatory approvals and the satisfaction of customary closing conditions, and was effective from 16 February.
Lester Aldridge served as legal counsel and PwC as financial advisor to CoralPoint on the transaction.
Bech‑Bruun served as legal counsel to the Brinckmann Group shareholders.
Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
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