Enfinity Global Expands U.S. Structured Credit Facility to $245 Million to Accelerate Renewable Energy Deployment

"We are grateful for the investments and relationships with Nomura, CIP, HSBC Asset Management, Generate Capital, and Versus Capital Infrastructure Income Fund as we scale our renewable energy portfolio. U.S. customers need cost-competitive energy and innovative solutions to support their growth, and renewable energy is the fastest and most effective way to bring new capacity online to meet that demand", said Carlos Domenech, CEO of Enfinity Global. "As long-term owner-operators, we stand behind our power plants alongside our investment partners, ensuring their reliability throughout the entire lifecycle, as we meet our customers' evolving needs."

MIAMI, 26/06/2025 (informazione.news - comunicati stampa - servizi)

said , CEO of Enfinity Global.

This expansion builds on the $97 million facility signed with Nomura in July 2024 , reinforcing the strong partnership between the two organizations and their shared commitment to accelerating the energy transition in the U.S. The initial facility included an upsizing option of up to $400 million, providing flexibility to scale with the company's growing pipeline.

Proceeds from the facility will be used to finance Enfinity's development and ready-to-build projects in the U.S., covering both construction equity and pre-NTP capital needs such as equipment procurement, letter of credit support, and final-stage development funding.

 said , General Manager for Americas of Enfinity Global and Global Head of Capital.

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Enfinity was supported by McDermott Will & Emery as legal counsel on this transaction. Norton Rose Fulbright supported lenders.

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