project finance brief

Emeren Group, a solar project developer, announced the sale of a 42 MW ready-to-build solar project portfolio in Spain to CVE España, part of CVE, a French independent power producer. The portfolio comprises eight greenfield projects with capacities ranging from 5 MW to 6 MW. One project has already been closed, while the rest will be closed during Q3 and are classified as ready-to-build. Six projects are in Castilla-y-Leon, one in Comunidad Valenciana, and the last in Andalucia.

Enfinity Global, a U.S.-based renewable energy project developer, closed a $164 million (~JPY 26.24 billion) financing for a 250 MW solar PV project portfolio in Japan. Enfinity Global obtained the funding in partnership with Macquarie Capital and a syndicate led by Shinhan Asset Management. The portfolio comprises seven operating utility-scale solar projects and one project under construction, with an enterprise value of over $1 billion.

CEE Group, a renewable energy asset management firm, announced the acquisition of a 102.5 MW solar PV project in San Pedro del Pinatar in Murcia, a region in southern Spain, with its CEE Renewable Fund 8. The project is under construction and will be connected to the grid in the second half of 2025. The seller is a European corporation specializing in developing, constructing, and operating renewable energy projects.

Public infrastructure finance company REC Limited has secured a green loan of JPY31.96 billion (~$200 million) from Deutsche Bank‘s GIFT City branch to fund green projects in India. This green financing is one of the first JPY-denominated green loan transactions for Deutsche Bank at GIFT City.

Actis’ SE Asia Renewables Platform Levanta Renewables, a renewable energy project developer and independent power producer, announced the acquisition of a 90% controlling shareholding in a 139.4 MW operating solar project portfolio in Thailand. The company acquired the portfolio from Super Energy, a Thai renewable energy project developer, and its subsidiary, Super Energy Group.

Akaysha Energy, an energy storage project developer, secured A$650 million (~$440.92 million) in debt financing from a group of eleven domestic and foreign banks. The facility has a three-year tenor and will be used to construct the Orana Battery Energy Storage System project located near Wellington, NSW, within the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone , Australia. Once operational, the project will add more than 1,660 MWh of storage capacity to the National Electricity Market.

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