Prosolia Energy Secures €380 Million in Senior Debt to Support Global Expansion of Renewable Energy Portfolio

Prosolia Energy Secures €380 Million in Senior Debt to Support Global Expansion of Renewable Energy Portfolio

(IN BRIEF) Prosolia Energy has secured €380 million in senior debt financing to support the development and expansion of its global renewable energy pipeline, including photovoltaic, wind, and battery storage projects. The package comprises a €150 million multi-technology warehouse facility provided by ABN AMRO, SMBC, and Santander to fund up to 600 MW across seven countries, a €94 million facility underwritten by Goldman Sachs for industrial self-consumption projects such as a major hybrid PV carport in France, and nearly €135 million in financing from SMBC to support the acquisition of 229 MW of operational assets in Spain from EDP Renováveis. Company leadership highlights that the funding strengthens Prosolia Energy’s strategic growth, diversification, and ability to deliver large-scale renewable projects internationally.

(PRESS RELEASE) PARIS, 11-Feb-2026 — /EuropaWire/ — Prosolia Energy, an international Independent Power Producer (IPP), has completed €380 million in new financing to support the expansion of its global renewable energy pipeline, spanning photovoltaic, wind, and battery storage projects. The funding package strengthens the company’s financial position and underpins its strategy to scale its presence across multiple markets while accelerating the deployment of clean energy assets.

The overall financing structure consists of three separate senior debt transactions, each aimed at supporting different segments of Prosolia Energy’s project portfolio. The first component is a €150 million construction warehouse facility arranged by ABN AMRO, SMBC, and Santander. This facility is designed to finance up to 600 MW of utility-scale and distributed generation assets across seven jurisdictions, covering a range of renewable technologies including battery energy storage systems (BESS). The structure of the facility is notable for its flexibility, allowing Prosolia Energy to include various asset types over time as its pipeline evolves.

In a second transaction, the company secured €94 million in senior debt financing from Goldman Sachs, acting as sole underwriter. This funding will be used to support the construction of a series of industrial self-consumption projects, including assets that Prosolia Energy has developed, built, and operates itself. Among these is one of France’s largest hybrid photovoltaic carport installations, which combines renewable generation with on-site energy use for industrial customers.

The third component of the financing package is nearly €135 million in senior debt provided by SMBC to support Prosolia Energy’s acquisition of 229 MW of operational renewable assets in Spain from EDP Renováveis. This transaction strengthens the company’s existing footprint in the Spanish market and adds a significant portfolio of already operational projects to its balance sheet.

Javier Martínez, Chief Executive Officer of Prosolia Energy, said that the financing demonstrates both the company’s financial strength and the confidence of its banking partners in its growth strategy. He noted that the transactions provide the company with competitive funding that will enable it to continue developing a diversified portfolio across multiple regions.

With these funding arrangements in place, Prosolia Energy is positioned to pursue further opportunities as part of its long-term strategic roadmap. The company intends to accelerate its international expansion, broaden its technology mix, and continue delivering large-scale renewable energy solutions that contribute to decarbonisation while enhancing industrial competitiveness.

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Gwenaëlle Boucly
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Prosolia Energy
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Jèssica Martorell
jessica.martorell@prosolia.com

SOURCE: InfraVia