Renewable energy company Enfinity Global has announced the closure of a €100m ($112.2m) bond facility to support the deployment of energy storage and solar photovoltaic (PV) projects throughout Europe.

Eiffel Investment Group, an asset manager focusing on sustainable investments, is providing the facility through four of its investment vehicles.

The transaction represents Enfinity Global's inaugural financing for its battery energy storage system (BESS) portfolio in Europe.

Enfinity is developing a 6.4GW BESS pipeline: 5.1GW in Italy and 1.3GW in the UK.

Enfinity Global general manager for Europe Julio Fournier Fisas stated: “Enfinity Global continues to expand its renewable energy footprint, leveraging our expertise to accelerate the clean energy transition while delivering reliable and cost-effective solutions for the European market.”

Energy storage plays a crucial role in Enfinity's strategy to offer round-the-clock renewable energy solutions to corporate and industrial customers, while also enhancing grid resilience.

Enfinity Global has secured €865m for its European ventures through junior and senior debt agreements.

Enfinity Global CEO Carlos Domenec stated: “The future of competitive low carbon energy solutions relies on innovation of technologies and financing supported by market leaders.”

Recognised as one of Italy's top ten independent power producers (IPP) by installed capacity, the company has 232MW operational, 538MW under construction and 805MW of approved solar capacity.

Eiffel Investment Group Infrastructure Funds head Pierre-Antoine Machelon stated: “Building a long-term relationship while structuring a tailor-made financing is at the heart of Eiffel DNA. This transaction highlights our commitment to providing financial solutions to accelerate decarbonisation in Europe.”

In January 2025, Enfinity Global secured 2GW of connectivity for utility-scale solar PV and wind projects in India, expanding its renewable energy portfolio.

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