INSIGHTS
A landmark COP28 deal for the energy transition
The IEA’s World Energy Outlook 2023 – Key takeaways, opportunities, and the impact of the IRA
Greenbacker Principal Quinn Pasloske discusses infrastructure investment opportunities in the energy transition, including the company’s first investment in green molecules
Greenbacker – Invest4Impact Replay 2023
An open letter on the resilient nature of Greenbacker’s sustainable infrastructure investments
The Case for Infrastructure and Renewables Outlook 2023
PRESS ROOM
Greenbacker delivers first quarter results
Greenbacker announces substantial year-over-year expansion in operating capacity, fleet size, production, revenue, and investments value, with net assets reaching a record high of over $1.5 billion.
Greenbacker acquires 55 MW operating wind project in New York
Greenbacker has purchased the Howard wind project, a 55.4 MW operational wind farm, from BlackRock. Howard is now the second largest asset in the company’s wind fleet and also marks Greenbacker’s first wind project in New York, where it supports local green energy jobs and produces enough clean energy to power approximately 12,500 homes a year.
Greenbacker acquires three New York solar projects totaling 50 MWac
Greenbacker announced today that it has purchased three pre-operational, utility-scale solar projects in New York from Hecate Energy. The projects, which are slated to reach commercial operation in 2023, will deliver 50 MWac of solar power to consumers in the tri-state area, generating enough clean energy to power nearly 10,000 homes.
Greenbacker secures $76 million credit agreement with Fifth Third Bank and PNC Capital Markets
Greenbacker has entered into a senior credit agreement of $76.3 million with Fifth Third Bank and PNC. Morgan Stanley Renewables Inc. served as tax equity investor. Greenbacker will use the credit facility to expand its Celadon portfolio of solar projects, which comprises 36 projects totaling 107 MWdc of clean energy–generation capacity.
Greenbacker delivers annual results
Greenbacker has announced record growth in 2021, raising almost $1 billion in new investor capital and delivering substantial expansion across fleet size, production, revenue, capital deployed, and portfolio value.
Greenbacker Capital’s debut private equity fund closes near its funding cap
Greenbacker announced today that its Greenbacker Development Opportunities Fund I, LP has completed fundraising, nearly reaching its $150 million hard cap. The Fund provides flexible capital and access to Greenbacker’s best-in-class technical asset management team for growth-stage clean energy companies.
Greenbacker acquires financial interest in 150 MW operating solar portfolio in Minnesota
Greenbacker has purchased a 49% financial interest in the 150-MW operating Aurora solar portfolio from BlackRock Global Renewable Power Fund II. The portfolio, which comprises 16 solar projects in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, represents one of Greenbacker’s single largest acquisitions to date. With this transaction, GREC continues to scale up its national clean energy investments and build out its presence in a state with a proven track record of supporting renewables.
Greenbacker acquires solar and storage portfolios across Illinois, Maine, and New York
The acquisition from Borrego consists of two pre-operational solar portfolios and a pre-operational energy storage portfolio in NYC. The solar portfolios are mostly made up of community solar projects, contributing to more equitable renewable energy access, while the storage portfolio represents GREC’s first assets under development in the standalone battery storage space, a sector critical to greater grid resilience.
Greenbacker acquires 20 MWdc pre-operational solar portfolio in Washington
The portfolio’s three 6.7-MWdc projects are Greenbacker’s first assets in Washington, a state with ambitious clean energy targets and strong support for renewables.
Greenbacker acquires 16.3 MWdc operating rooftop solar portfolio in Massachusetts
The 16-project rooftop solar portfolio utilizes area atop buildings and parking structures—space that would otherwise be left idle—to help the Greater Boston area run on cheaper clean energy.