09/12/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 09/12/2025 16:03
Catalyze has secured a $200 million three-year HoldCo revolving and term debt and letter of credit facility from Deutsche Bank. The new facility will bolster Catalyze's capital capacity and support strategic expansion across its national platform.
Orrick represented Catalyze.
Catalyze is a fully integrated developer and Independent Power Producer (IPP) specializing in distributed renewable energy assets. The company originates, acquires, builds, owns and operates solar and storage assets, helping property owners, businesses and communities unlock long-term value.
The facility enables Catalyze to expand its platform by supporting acquisitions, financing pre-Notice to Proceed (NTP) development and accelerating project deployments nationwide. By securing flexible capital, Catalyze is further strengthening its ability to quickly respond to evolving customer needs and the increased demand for distributed clean energy infrastructure. As the need for resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure grows, Catalyze is expanding its footprint in key U.S. markets, supporting organizations and communities in decarbonizing operations, lowering energy costs and enhancing reliability.
"This HoldCo facility represents a pivotal step, enabling us to invest across our enterprise, accelerate growth and deepen our capacity to deliver clean energy at speed and scale," said Catalyze CEO Jared Haines. "The alignment with Deutsche Bank reflects confidence in our business model and positions us to unlock significant value for our investors, customers, and the communities we serve."
Orrick's Matt Nesburn, Chase Armbrust and Louise Gibbons led the team that advised Catalyze. The team also included Shah Mohammadi, Seth Norris, Renee Serota and Will Davis.