Chuck Jordan

Robert C. "Chuck" Jordan is a Founding Partner of Arroyo Investors, the Houston-area private equity and infrastructure investment manager legally known as Arroyo Energy Investment Partners LLC. SEC Form D filings for Arroyo Investors Fund IV identify Robert C. Jordan as a managing member of the general partner structure, and Arroyo's adviser profile lists David Field and Chuck Jordan as the partners who control and manage the firm.

Jordan and David Field, together with Pam Baden, founded Arroyo Energy Investors I in 2003 as a $500 million fund with Bear Stearns as sole investor. After JPMorgan acquired Bear Stearns in 2008, Jordan and the team continued managing those investments as principals within JPMorgan's Global Commodities Principal Investment Division. Arroyo became an SEC-registered investment adviser in June 2015 and now manages private equity funds and co-investment vehicles focused on power and energy infrastructure.

Earlier in his career, Jordan worked at Bear Stearns, Southern Company, and Harris Corp., and he served as a director of Mirant / GenOn Energy Holdings. MarketScreener reports that he earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Alabama and an MBA from the University of Alabama.

• Arroyo's stated strategy is to acquire equity interests in existing energy infrastructure companies and late-stage development projects, using networks developed over decades to source deals on a proprietary basis.
• The firm seeks medium- and long-term capital appreciation for fund clients by investing in power and energy infrastructure sectors in the Americas.
• Arroyo favors assets and companies with stable cash-flow potential, strong operating performance, and operating characteristics aligned with long-term energy demand.
• A January 2026 Arroyo release described the firm's focus as "value-driven investments with strong counterparties, a solid operating track record."
• The firm uses a hands-on management style, targeting controlling or effectively controlling investments and relying on in-house asset management rather than third-party operating partners.
• Sector focus includes natural gas transportation and storage, conventional and renewable power generation, energy storage, fuel logistics, LNG infrastructure, distributed generation, and data-center power access.
• Arroyo integrates environmental and social qualities into investment decisions, according to its Mesa Solutions investment announcement.