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The SEIA Finance, Tax, and Buyers Summit once again delivered sharp insights and honest discussion at a pivotal time for the solar industry and and broader energy transition. With shifting legislative winds and tightening financial conditions, this year’s summit was marked by a mix of cautious optimism and pragmatic concern.

Scale Microgrids has closed $275 million in project financing with participation from top-tier financial institutions and credit support from Energetic Capital.

Energetic helped ensure that non-investment grade offtakers could be included in the financing.

Energetic Capital enables infrastructure finance by enhancing the credibility of long-term contracted cash flows—not just the assets themselves. Our credit insurance product supports a wide range of projects, from solar and storage to data centers and microgrids, reducing friction for capital providers. By sitting inside the capital stack, we help transactions close faster, with greater confidence and scalability.

Power purchase agreements (PPAs) are the revenue engines behind clean energy projects—yet they’re often left uninsured, unlike the physical assets they support. This post explores why PPAs deserve protection, the financial risk of offtaker default, and how developers can safeguard project income through tools like credit insurance. If your plant is insured, your revenue should be too.

There’s a major M&A wave rolling through the commercial and industrial (C&I) renewables sector—and it’s reshaping how projects are built, valued, and acquired.

Borrowers, lenders, and sponsors are all navigating what’s arguably the most fragile credit environment in over a decade. Interest rates remain elevated, spreads are widening, and sentiment is slipping. Amid all this, credit insurance is emerging not just as a risk tool—but as a strategic enabler.