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Redaptive Closes Approximately $216 Million Financing for First-of-its-Kind Securitization Backed by Energy-as-a-Service Performance Contracts

The $216 million securitization offers institutional investors exposure to long-term Energy-as-a-Service contracts with verified performance from Fortune 500 clients, pioneering scalable infrastructure financing.

  • On Dec. 17, 2025 Redaptive announced the close of an inaugural Energy-as-a-Service asset-backed securitization in Denver, packaging long-term contracts from Fortune 500 commercial and industrial customers with Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. as arranger.
  • The deal aims to give institutional investors scalable exposure to energy-efficiency and decarbonization projects and infrastructure-like cash flows, and to provide budget certainty and measured performance for commercial and industrial customers.
  • The transaction underwent a rating process that evaluates cash-flow predictability and operational performance while Redaptive's capital markets, underwriting and legal teams worked with outside counsel and third-party advisors to educate the investor community on EaaS contract structures, portfolio data and credit mechanics.
  • Redaptive said the transaction represents industry-leading capital formation behind its Infrastructure Monetization platform, and market participants expect it to streamline future issuances and serve as a template for EaaS assets in the term debt market.
  • As a first-time issuer, Redaptive turned Energy-as-a-Service contracts into investable cash flows and its programmatic model replaces CapEx-heavy upgrades, positioning it to scale infrastructure monetization.
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Redaptive Closes Approximately $216 Million Financing for First-of-its-Kind Securitization Backed by Energy-as-a-Service Performance Contracts

Private placement arranged by Deutsche Bank and backed by long-term Energy-as-a-Service contracts with Fortune 500 commercial and industrial customers

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Missoulian broke the news in Missoula, United States on Wednesday, December 17, 2025.
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