Dallas, Texas — Ochsner Interests, Inc. announced its 2026 commercial priorities as the firm expands advisory and structured-product capabilities across deregulated U.S. power markets. The initiatives reflect sustained demand for disciplined valuation work, commercial structuring, and transaction support across both retail platforms and renewable asset developers.
In 2026, Ochsner Interests will focus on three primary lanes. First, the firm will expand its retail energy provider M&A practice, supporting buyers and sellers navigating valuation, portfolio composition, and transaction execution in an environment defined by capital discipline and tightening regulatory oversight. Second, the firm will deepen its engagement with utility-scale renewable developers seeking commercial structures that align merchant exposure with demand from retail electricity providers. Third, Ochsner will continue developing short-tenor, asset-linked transaction formats intended to create measurable uplift relative to wholesale capture values while maintaining operational simplicity for retail platforms.
These priorities are designed to position the firm for increased collaboration with sponsors, developers, and retail providers seeking commercially grounded analysis, structurally sound product design, and support across transaction lanes. Additional materials outlining Ochsner Interests’ 2026 initiatives will be released early next year.
About Ochsner Interests
Ochsner Interests, Inc. is an independent investment banking and advisory firm focused on retail energy M&A, structured transactions, and product development across deregulated U.S. power markets. The firm advises retail electricity providers, developers, and financial sponsors on strategic transactions, capital formation, and commercial product design.
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