ABOUT
APEX DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS
Apex Development Partners (ADP) is an infrastructure and project development company that bridges the gap between visionary ideas and real-world execution. We partner with innovators to develop high-potential projects that leverage proven technologies in established, growth-oriented industries. With deep experience across site selection, design, commercial development, financial structuring, capital formation, permitting, construction management, and startup, our team provides the discipline and resources needed to turn concepts into commercially viable ventures. ADP offers investors a diversified platform of early-stage projects, each selected for its strategic potential and supported by rigorous advancement criteria.
FOCUS AREAS
Dock and Wharf
Developing dock and wharf infrastructure creates critical value in support of global trade, industrial expansion, and energy logistics. The global port infrastructure market is projected to surpass $250 billion by 2030, driven by rising cargo volumes, offshore energy development, and supply chain realignment. Investments in marine terminals, berthing capacity, and intermodal connections enable developers to attract commercial tenants, support fuel export and bunkering operations, and enhance regional competitiveness. As demand for resilient, strategically located infrastructure grows, dock and wharf projects offer stable, asset-backed opportunities for long-term investment.
Liquified Natural Gas
Developing LPG and LNG infrastructure offers strong economic potential as global demand for cleaner, flexible fuels continues to rise. The LPG market is projected to exceed $160 billion by 2030, while the LNG infrastructure market is expected to reach $270 billion by 2032, driven by export growth, energy security needs, and fuel-switching across industrial and marine sectors. Strategic investments in terminals, bunkering, and storage assets allow developers to capitalize on shifting global trade flows and regulatory momentum. With billions in capital targeting midstream and low-carbon fuel infrastructure, LPG and LNG projects present a scalable opportunity for long-term, cash-generating investment.
Renewable Natural Gas
Natural Gas (RNG) infrastructure presents a compelling market opportunity driven by both regulatory tailwinds and rising demand for low-carbon fuels. The North American RNG market alone is projected to exceed $35 billion by 2030, fueled by growth in transportation and utility sectors as well as compliance with Low Carbon Fuel Standards (LCFS) and Renewable Fuel Standards (RFS). In the U.S., over $10 billion in private and public capital has already been committed to RNG projects since 2020, with more than 250 operational and planned facilities across agricultural, landfill, and wastewater sources.
Waste Conversion
Developing plastics recycling infrastructure using pyrolysis technology taps into a growing global push to reduce plastic waste and create circular economies. The global pyrolysis oil market is projected to exceed $10 billion by 2030, fueled by demand for sustainable fuels and chemical feedstocks. Pyrolysis enables the conversion of non-recyclable plastics into valuable outputs like synthetic crude, supporting ESG goals and compliance with emerging regulations. With increasing capital targeting advanced recycling solutions and corporate demand for recycled content rising, pyrolysis projects offer scalable, impact-driven investment opportunities in the waste-to-value space.
ADP HISTORY
Apex Development Partners was founded by the core team responsible for the successful development of the Jefferson Energy Terminal—from initial concept through construction and ultimately to divestiture. The team led every stage of the project, including business planning, commercial negotiations, permitting, equity capital formation, project financing, and oversight of EPC execution.
The Jefferson Terminal, a public-private partnership between the Port of Beaumont Navigation District and Jefferson Energy Partners, stands as a model of successful infrastructure development. Under ADP’s leadership, the project secured over $250 million in debt and equity financing to support construction and long-term operations. In 2014, the terminal was sold to Fortress Investment Group for an enterprise value of $700 million. Fortress later consolidated the asset with other holdings and took the combined entity public as Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure (NYSE: FTAI).
