Primergy Solar, a developer of distributed and utility-scale solar and battery storage projects, has secured $350 million in tax equity financing for the 408 MWac Ash Creek solar project in Hill County, Texas. A Fortune 500 telecommunications company led the tax equity investment, with additional funding provided by Truist Bank. The project is under construction and is expected to reach commercial operation in early 2025.
Redeux Energy, a utility-scale solar and storage project developer, announced the sale of a hybrid solar and energy storage project to Scout Clean Energy, a renewable energy project developer. The project includes a 200 MWdc solar and 40 MW/160 MWh, four-hour battery energy storage project.
Independent power producer AMPIN Energy Transition has announced the financial closure for its 200 MW wind-solar hybrid project in Rajasthan, with the final step achieved through a green loan of ₹7.42 billion (~$88.27 million) from Standard Chartered. The total investment for this project is ₹9.44 billion (~$112.3 million). The hybrid project is expected to generate approximately 435 million units of renewable electricity annually.
CleanChoice Energy, a clean energy provider, announced the acquisition of a 29.42 MW solar project in Kylertown, Pennsylvania. The company acquired the project from Prospect14, which led the siting and greenfield development. The construction of the Kylertown solar project is expected to begin in Q4 2024 and will be the second project CleanChoice owns and operates, among multiple projects in its pipeline.
Rezolv Energy, an independent power producer backed by Actis, secured up to €90 million (~$98.09 million) in debt financing to develop and construct the 225 MW St. George solar park in northeastern Bulgaria. The International Finance Corporation and Raiffeisen Bank International provided the funding. The project’s construction will begin soon and is expected to reach commercial operation in 2025.
GreenGo, a renewable energy project developer, secured €32.6 million (~$35.6 million) in financing from Intesa Sanpaolo, an Italian bank, to construct eight new solar projects in Italy with a combined capacity of 41.8 MW. Of these eight projects, four are in Calabria, totaling 22.8 MW; three are in Sicily, with a combined capacity of 13.7 MW; and one in Marche, with a capacity of 5.3 MW.
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