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Middle-market solar and energy storage company CleanCapital is moving forward with climate tech startup Dock Energy as its official renewables transaction and asset management technology platform.

Catalyst Power Holdings, a portfolio company of BP Energy Partners, has struck a deal to acquire a New York-based energy retailer, marking its second such deal this year.

Deal watchers say the sudden bankruptcy filing of Brazos Electric Power Cooperative – which had previously enjoyed single-A credit ratings – could be the first of many in the wake of the recent winter storms in Texas.

Securitization exists in the public consciousness primarily as a shadowy corner of the capital markets in which out-of-control financial engineering causes global economic meltdowns. Could it be due a reappraisal?

The Carlyle Group and EIG Global Energy Partners’ deal to take ownership of Panda Power Funds’ Patriot and Liberty combined-cycle gas-fired plants in Pennsylvania ended years of speculation about the fate of the two plants. But the story did not end there, as the buyers launched the acquisition financing into a market roiled by coronavirus.

Residential solar finance company Mosaic’s foray into the recently reopened asset-backed securitization market was well received by investors, reaping a multiple-times oversubscribed order book, in part thanks to data that shows the pandemic having a limited impact on solar loans.

Pacific Gas & Electric priced part of its huge bankruptcy exit financing package on June 16, raising $8.925 billion in investment grade debt just days after receiving court approval for the transaction.

A panel of solar securitization experts gathered in December to discuss the progress of the solar ABS market and what the future holds for this emerging asset class. Sponsored by Credit Suisse.

While yield-hungry investors of all stripes are viewing distributed, small-scale solar companies ever more favorably, the founders and management of the target companies are finding that there are attractive alternatives to selling stakes in their businesses outright.

Transmission company Celeo Redes has locked in debt for 30 years—an unusually long tenor for Chilean project finance—to finance a three-project portfolio in the country.