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HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital, Inc. (HASI) is a New York Stock Exchange-listed investor in sustainable infrastructure assets with a stated focus on advancing the energy transition. Company news and press releases emphasize activity across utility-scale solar, onshore wind, storage, distributed solar and storage, renewable natural gas, energy efficiency, and other climate-related asset classes. As a financial investor in income-generating real assets, HASI regularly reports on transactions, capital markets activity, and portfolio performance.
News about HASI often covers earnings releases and financial results, where the company discusses metrics such as GAAP earnings, Adjusted Earnings, Adjusted Recurring Net Investment Income, Managed Assets, portfolio yields, transaction volumes, and pipeline size. These updates provide insight into how HASI’s portfolio of sustainable infrastructure investments and co-investment structures, including vehicles like CarbonCount Holdings 1 LLC (CCH1), contribute to recurring income and risk-adjusted returns.
Another recurring theme in HASI news is capital formation and balance sheet management. The company issues green debt, such as 8.000% Green Junior Subordinated Notes due 2056, and conducts tender offers for outstanding senior notes. It also amends and upsizes its CarbonCount-based revolving credit facility through additional lender commitments. These announcements explain how HASI funds new investments, refinances existing obligations, and aligns its capital structure with its investment strategy.
HASI news also highlights strategic partnerships and corporate developments. Examples include joint ventures to finance distributed energy assets with counterparties such as Sunrun, expanded commitments with partners like KKR in co-investment vehicles, and leadership changes, such as the appointment of a Chief Operating Officer. Together, these items illustrate how HASI works with developers, utilities, and other institutions to deploy capital into sustainable infrastructure projects.
Investors and observers who follow HASI’s news can expect coverage of quarterly earnings, new investments and joint ventures, green bond and note offerings, credit facility amendments, tender offer activity, and executive appointments, all framed around the company’s role as an investor in sustainable infrastructure assets.
Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital (NYSE: HASI) announced the promotion of six key executives effective immediately, including Jeffrey A. Lipson as COO and Susan D. Nickey as Chief Client Officer. These changes aim to bolster Hannon Armstrong's leadership and operational capabilities, aligning with its climate-positive investment strategy. The transition also includes J. Brendan Herron moving to a strategic advisory role after two decades with the company. Hannon Armstrong manages over $6 billion in assets, focusing on sustainable infrastructure investments.
Hannon Armstrong (NYSE: HASI) announced a preferred equity investment in a 1.6 GW renewable energy portfolio developed by Clearway Energy Group. This includes 874 MW of wind and 192 MW of solar along with storage projects across California, Texas, Hawaii, and West Virginia. The investment, reaching financial close on December 21, 2020, totals approximately $663 million, with $200 million funded to date. The portfolio's cash flows are secured by contracts with a diverse group of investment-grade offtakers, and it is expected to avoid 703,000 metric tons of CO2e emissions annually.
Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital (NYSE: HASI) has surpassed $6 billion in energy efficiency investments since 2000, marking its 20th anniversary of the Hannon Armstrong Multi-Asset Infrastructure Trust ('HannieMae'). This milestone highlights the company's role in financing large energy projects benefitting smaller investments and is expected to gain further support from the Biden administration. With an average CarbonCount score of 0.38 metric tons of CO2e emissions avoided per $1,000 invested, the company underscores its commitment to sustainability and innovative financing.
ENGIE North America and Hannon Armstrong (NYSE: HASI) announced a partnership to invest in a Distributed Generation (DG) portfolio of solar and solar-plus-storage assets across the U.S. The collaboration aims to finance approximately 70 MW of solar projects in states such as California, Texas, and Massachusetts, enhancing access to renewable energy. Hannon Armstrong will provide capital through a unique financing structure with Morgan Stanley, expanding their relationship. This initiative underscores both companies' commitment to climate action and renewable energy development.