Recent Transactions

Recent Transactions
Diversified, high-quality infrastructure debt for the long-term

Generate Upcycle

Location:
Ontario, New York
Type:
Waste-to-energy portfolio (renewable natural gas)
Size:
1 million GJ/year
Solution:
Long-term financing

Provided a debt solution to support the long-term operation of Upcycle’s North American anaerobic digestion (AD) portfolio, which includes five assets across Southwestern Ontario and Upstate New York.

The portfolio’s food-waste-to-RNG represents a critical solution for decarbonizing energy systems while addressing waste management challenges.

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Arencibia

Location:
Pennsylvania
Type:
Noble gas recycling
Size:
1.3 billion scf/year
Solution:
Construction-to-term financing

Provided financing to support the construction and long-term operation of a portfolio of noble gas recovery and recycling systems across the US.

Arencibia’s onsite gas recovery systems reduce the gas costs of the world’s largest manufacturers across a range of industries, while also reducing the environmental footprint of these manufacturing facilities’ gas supply by more than 90%.

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Starlight

Location:
Alberta
Type:
Solar photovoltaic generation
Size:
975 MW
Solution:
Development bridge loan

Provided an innovative financing solution to advance development of a portfolio of solar projects.

The portfolio projects are well-located close to major load centers, represent a meaningful proportion of the province’s total load, and once operational, will contribute meaningfully to Alberta’s clean energy transition.

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BioNorth

Location:
British Columbia
Type:
Biomass-fired generation
Size:
40 MW
Solution:
Long-term financing

Provided financing for the acquisition, refurbishment and long-term operation of a forest biomass-fired power plant in Northern BC.

The BioNorth project is an Indigenous-Industry Partnership, which provides a sustainable, renewable energy operation, creates local jobs, and supports regional economic development.

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