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Back·May 28, 2026·Renewables Now
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Ørsted closes land finance deals for 1 GW of US solar and storage

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Ørsted has arranged land financing with HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital for three US solar-plus-storage projects totaling about 1 GW. The deals show how developers are using specialized financing structures to move large hybrid project pipelines forward despite a challenging capital market.

The transaction covers land financing tied to three solar and storage projects in the United States, according to Renewables Now. For Ørsted, the structure helps unlock capital while keeping major clean-energy assets in development. For the market, it highlights continued investor appetite for hybrid solar-storage projects that can provide more valuable and flexible power than standalone PV plants.

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