Renewa announced it has secured $502 million in financing from a consortium of leading institutional investors to expand its land-based financing platform that supports clean energy infrastructure projects across the United States.
The company positions the new capital as a source of long-term funding that can be deployed alongside landowners and energy developers as demand for renewable power and related grid infrastructure continues to rise.
The financing is intended to help Renewa scale its portfolio of land and lease receivables—assets the company says sit underneath energy development nationwide. Renewa’s model focuses on providing capital to landowners and developers through the acquisition of leasehold interests, land, rental streams and royalty income, with the goal of supplying flexible funding that can align with the long-duration nature of energy projects.
Renewa said the additional funding strengthens its ability to deliver financing solutions that support energy development at scale, while also enabling landowners to access capital tied to the long-term value of their properties and lease arrangements. By expanding the pool of available capital, the company said it can continue to broaden its footprint of land assets connected to energy projects across multiple markets nationwide.
With the $502 million transaction, Renewa said its total capital commitments now exceed $1.25 billion, a milestone the company framed as validating its land-focused approach to financing clean energy infrastructure. Renewa did not disclose specific project types, regions, or the identities of the consortium’s institutional investors.
Support: Guggenheim Securities served as the sole structuring advisor and sole placement agent for the financing, according to the announcement. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe served as legal counsel.
