Solar Landscape, a U.S.-based developer and operator of distributed solar and storage projects, has secured a development financing facility of up to $150 million from Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners to support its U.S. distributed solar pipeline.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners will provide the capital through its Green Credit Fund II.

The facility will initially support approximately 250 MW of mid-stage and late-stage distributed solar projects. Solar Landscape will use the financing for equipment procurement, interconnection, offtake, and pre-construction development work.

The financing may also support future project portfolios as Solar Landscape expands its development platform. The company described the arrangement as a forward flow facility under which additional qualifying projects may receive financing as they progress through the development pipeline.

“Solar Landscape’s rooftop community solar projects are precisely what the market needs right now. On a constrained PJM grid where demand is surging, generation that plugs directly into the local distribution system brings new supply online quickly and lowers costs for ratepayers. CIP’s scalable capital will support these projects and the company’s continued growth, and we look forward to building on this partnership in the years ahead,” said Reiner Boehning, Partner at Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners.

The transaction follows several financing arrangements completed by Solar Landscape over the past year. These included a $600 million senior debt facility, a $125 million corporate revolving credit facility, and a $117 million preferred equity investment. Solar Landscape said it has raised more than $2.2 billion over the past three years.

Headquartered in New Jersey, the company has deployed over 500 projects totaling more than 750 MWdc of generation capacity.

Announced large-scale solar project funding increased by 71% in the first half of 2026 compared with the funding raised in the same period in 2025, according to Mercom’s recently released 1H and Q2 2026 Solar Funding and M&A report.

In August 2026, Avantus, a U.S. developer, owner, and operator of utility-scale solar and energy storage projects, closed a $1.05 billion corporate credit facility to support the expansion of its renewable energy portfolio.