HASI and KKR Each Commit $500 Million to CarbonCount Holdings
HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital (HASI) and KKR (KKR) announced that HASI and KKR have agreed to make an additional capital commitment of $500 million each for a combined total of $1B of new investment capacity into CarbonCount Holdings 1 LLC. The co-investment vehicle was established by HASI and KKR to provide long-term capital solutions for sustainable infrastructure projects across the United States. The parties expect that CCH1's newly expanded capital commitments combined with existing leverage targets will bring the total investment capacity to nearly $5B The vehicle's investment period has been extended to the earlier of the end of 2027 or when all commitments have been utilized. "CCH1 enables us to efficiently deploy capital into sustainable infrastructure projects that support the energy transition and address the country's rising power demand," said HASI Chief Revenue and Strategy Officer Marc Pangburn. "Alongside KKR, we are pleased to further scale CCH1 to deliver long-term value for our clients and stakeholders."
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- Optimized Capital Structure: This innovative financing structure allows HASI to monetize a portion of long-term customer cash flows while enabling Sunrun to retain significant long-term ownership, which is anticipated to deliver a more efficient cost of capital and strengthen both companies' competitive positions in the market.
- Deepening Strategic Collaboration: This transaction builds on the long-standing partnership between HASI and Sunrun since 2018, reflecting their shared vision in managing and financing residential energy assets, thereby advancing the development of renewable energy.
- Expanded Market Influence: The joint venture not only enhances Sunrun's financing flexibility but also provides funding sources that are equal to or better than traditional financing arrangements, thereby supporting its continued growth in the home energy market.
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Additional Investment in CarbonCount Holdings: KKR, alongside HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital, committed an additional $500 million to CarbonCount Holdings 1 LLC, increasing the total investment capacity to nearly $5 billion and extending the investment period to the end of 2027 or until commitments are fully utilized.
KKR's Market Performance: At the time of publication, KKR shares were trading at $135.24, reflecting a 0.32% increase, as reported by Benzinga Pro data.
Investment Commitment: HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital, Inc. (HASI) and KKR have announced an additional capital commitment of $500 million each, totaling $1 billion, to CarbonCount Holdings 1 LLC (CCH1) for sustainable infrastructure projects in the U.S.
Expanded Capacity: The new commitments will increase CCH1's total investment capacity to nearly $5 billion, with the investment period extended until the end of 2027 or when all commitments are utilized.
Strategic Partnership Goals: The partnership aims to efficiently deploy capital into projects that support the energy transition and meet rising power demand, reflecting strong momentum and confidence in future opportunities.
Background on Companies: HASI focuses on sustainable infrastructure investments, managing over $15 billion in assets, while KKR is a global investment firm that seeks attractive returns through disciplined investment strategies across various asset classes.
Investment Commitment: HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital and KKR have each committed an additional $500 million to CarbonCount Holdings 1 LLC, increasing the total investment capacity to nearly $5 billion.
Investment Vehicle Purpose: CarbonCount Holdings 1 was created to provide long-term capital for sustainable infrastructure projects in the United States.
Extended Investment Period: The investment period for CarbonCount has been extended until the end of 2027 or until the full utilization of commitments.
Market Impact: Following the announcement, KKR's stock price remained stable at $134.81 after hours.









