Our Investments
To date, we’ve closed more than 1,250 investments spanning a diverse set of asset classes. The examples below showcase HASI's unique approach—grounded in programmatic client relationships, deep expertise, permanent capital, and flexible, comprehensive financing structures.
Land financing for Pine Gate Renewables for multiple utility-scale solar projects in Alabama with an aggregate capacity of over 240 MW, which Pine Gate Renewables will develop, own, and operate. Read more.
Investment in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) receivables. Our client, Sustainability Partners, led a project for the City of Shreveport, Louisiana, involving the installation of 80,000 smart water meters across residential and commercial sites throughout the city. These advanced meters replaced Shreveport’s aging and often inaccurate equipment, allowing customers to monitor real-time water usage and detect leaks more quickly. Sustainability Partners also provided automated meter reading services, eliminating the need for manual readings and improving operational efficiency for the city.
Structured equity investment with ENGIE in a 78 MW distributed generation portfolio of contracted, community, and commercial & industrial (C&I) solar projects, including those with co-located storage, located across multiple states and with a weighted average 24-year fixed price contract life. The unique investment structure leverages tax equity financing to bring efficiency to a forward flow of projects. Read more.
Investment in multiple Energy as a Service (EaaS) agreements with Leidos to deliver efficiency upgrades for 11 General Motors manufacturing plants across North America. The projects included HVAC system upgrades and LED lighting improvements to reduce energy use, lower operating costs, and cut carbon emissions. Together, these measures generated $4.5 million in annual savings and avoided 28,005 metric tons of CO₂ emissions annually.
Structured tax equity partnership investment and portfolio loan with Viridi Energy in support of its Marathon project in Wisconsin and its Magnolia project in Alabama. Together, these Landfill Gas (LFG)-to-RNG facilities are expected to produce a combined 520,000 MMBtu of RNG annually. Notably, our structured tax equity partnership investment helped validate a fair market value beyond invested capital, which represents a promising financing model for the RNG sector more broadly.