Enlight secures USD 304 million construction financing for Idaho’s 120 MW Crimson Orchard solar-storage project

Reuters03-16 18:08
Enlight secures USD 304 million construction financing for Idaho’s 120 MW Crimson Orchard solar-storage project

Enlight said its indirect U.S. subsidiary entered into a debt financing agreement for the Crimson Orchard solar-plus-storage project in Elmore County, Idaho. The project is expected to have 120 MW of solar generation capacity and 400 MWh of energy storage. Enlight, through a Clenera subsidiary, secured construction financing commitments totaling USD 304 million from HSBC, ING, KeyBanc and MUFG. After commercial operation, part of the construction financing is expected to convert into a USD 166 million term loan, and the project is expected to reach COD in H1 2027. Enlight said Crimson Orchard has a 20-year busbar solar PPA and an energy storage agreement with Idaho Power.

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