The capital secures the development of a 360-megawatt portfolio, bringing energyRe significantly closer to its stated goal of investing $2 billion in South Carolina by 2030. These projects are backed by 25-year power purchase agreements and are expected to generate substantial tax revenue for local governments throughout their operational lifespan.
Bank of America, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, and Santander spearheaded the funding, with Santander acting as financial advisor. According to Pedro Pereira, Chief Financial Officer at energyRe, the transaction highlights institutional confidence in the firm’s asset quality and its ability to scale utility infrastructure. The company currently manages a 1.8-gigawatt portfolio across four states, with this latest influx pushing total funds raised for its solar initiatives beyond $1.9 billion.




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