Enfinity Expands $183M Bond Facility with Eiffel to Scale Solar and BESS in U.S. and Europe

Enfinity Global Inc. has expanded its bond facility with Eiffel Investment Group to up to $183 million (€155 million), strengthening its financial capacity to accelerate solar and battery energy storage deployments across Europe and the United States.

The enhanced facility builds on a prior $118 million (€100 million) agreement between the two companies in Europe and now extends support to Enfinity’s U.S. portfolio. The funding will back the rollout of the company’s solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects across both strategic markets.

The expansion reinforces the long-term partnership between Enfinity and Eiffel, highlighting their ability to structure competitive and flexible capital solutions aligned with Enfinity’s growing global platform.

Enfinity reported strong operational momentum in the United States, where it is scaling its presence as one of the country’s active independent power producers (IPPs). The company currently operates 400 MW of capacity in the U.S., has 450 MW under construction, and manages a development pipeline of 22 GW at various stages nationwide.

Carlos Domenech, CEO of Enfinity Global, said the expanded facility supports the company’s continued growth in Europe and the U.S., noting that repeat transactions with capital partners form a central part of its strategy.

Pierre-Antoine Machelon, Head of Infrastructure at Eiffel Investment Group, described the U.S. market as strategically important and dynamic, citing rising electricity demand as a key driver for investment in renewable energy infrastructure.

Ricardo Díaz, General Manager Americas and Global Head of Capital at Enfinity Global, highlighted the surge in U.S. power demand driven by industrial reshoring, data centers, and artificial intelligence, stating that the facility will help accelerate new electricity capacity while creating jobs across communities.

Since its founding in 2019, Enfinity has raised more than $5.5 billion to support its diversified portfolio of solar PV and BESS projects, aimed at delivering reliable, cost-effective renewable energy across key markets.

Legal advisory services for Enfinity were provided by Greenberg Traurig, with technical advisory support from Luminate. Norton Rose Fulbright acted as legal advisor to Eiffel Investment Group.

Enfinity Expands $183M Bond Facility with Eiffel to Scale Solar and BESS in U.S. and Europe