Hull Street Energy

Sarah Wright serves as Managing Partner and CEO. She co-founded the firm in 2014 alongside Partners Trey Boggs and Jim Miller after their tenure at ArcLight Capital. The investment committee is small, with principals maintaining direct involvement in sourcing and asset management.

The firm makes control equity investments in North American mid-market power generation, grid infrastructure, and energy services businesses. It targets operating assets and platform companies where regulatory change, decarbonization, and market restructuring create value-add opportunities. The strategy applies private equity operational discipline to real assets, typically holding investments for three- to seven-year improvement programs before exit.

No. Hull Street is a North America-focused investor, with known activity concentrated in deregulated US power markets. The firm has not publicly disclosed any investments outside the United States, and its team's prior experience at ArcLight Capital was also primarily North American.

Hull Street was co-founded in 2014 by Sarah Wright, Trey Boggs, and Jim Miller, all former ArcLight Capital Partners professionals. The team spun out to pursue mid-market power opportunities that were below the minimum equity check size for ArcLight's billion-dollar-plus funds. The two firms are independently operated with no ownership overlap.

Hull Street has not publicly disclosed explicit sector exclusions, but the firm's stated strategy targets North American mid-market assets — effectively avoiding large-scale infrastructure projects in emerging markets, early-stage cleantech venture, and asset-heavy international platforms that fall outside its operational and geographic mandate.

Yes. The firm evaluates co-investment opportunities alongside its flagship fund series, a common practice in infrastructure private equity that allows LPs to deploy additional capital into specific transactions. The San Francisco Employees' Retirement System is a disclosed limited partner in Hull Street Energy Partners II.