BridgePeak Energy Capital, a leading national provider of energy finance solutions, announced that it originated more than $1.3 billion in loans through the first nine months of 2025. The financing activity encompasses development facilities, construction loans, and term debt, supporting projects across various energy technologies and regions, with a particular focus on solar, energy storage, and biofuels.
This milestone underscores BridgePeak’s strong momentum and continued leadership in middle-market energy lending, as the company partners with developers and investors driving innovation across the U.S. energy transition. Despite a shifting policy and market environment, BridgePeak’s diversified portfolio and flexible financing model have positioned it to capitalize on emerging opportunities in renewable and conventional energy sectors alike.
The company’s recent performance reflects its ability to adapt to evolving industry conditions, including the anticipated effects of the OBBB legislation, which is expected to influence solar investments through the phase-out of investment tax credits. In response, BridgePeak is expanding its focus on growth areas such as biofuels, storage, and powered land projects designed to support U.S. artificial intelligence infrastructure—an increasingly energy-intensive domain.
Over the past five years, BridgePeak’s financing efforts have helped enable the development and construction of over 3.6 gigawatts of energy assets. The firm’s mission centers on providing flexible, non-dilutive capital that empowers developers to complete projects, maintain ownership, and create long-term enterprise value.
BridgePeak’s management credits the company’s success to its expertise in private credit and project finance, as well as its collaborative approach with sponsors and banking partners. By delivering tailored capital solutions, the firm has become a trusted financial partner to the energy developers advancing America’s clean and distributed energy future.
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“While the OBBB is expected to impact investment in solar through the phase-out of investment tax credits, this creates unique opportunities in biofuels, energy storage, and even conventional fuels, where strategic capital will be critical to meeting the country’s growing energy needs.”
Shawn Andrews, CEO of BridgePeak Energy Capital
“Our approach allows developers to source capital without diluting ownership at the platform level, providing sponsors the ability to complete development and construction projects while continuing to build value. This strategy has allowed dozens of developers to retain projects, creating significant enterprise value.”
David Thigpen, President of BridgePeak Energy Capital
