Catalyze, a distributed renewable energy developer and Independent Power Producer (IPP), has closed a $200 million HoldCo credit facility with Deutsche Bank, aimed at scaling clean energy deployment across the United States.

The three-year facility includes a revolving credit line, term debt, and letters of credit, providing Catalyze with strategic capital to support acquisitions, pre-construction development, and project deployment nationwide. This financing underscores growing institutional interest in scalable clean energy platforms as energy demand rises, driven by sectors like data centers and AI.

Catalyze CEO Jared Haines said the facility "enables us to invest across our enterprise, accelerate growth, and deepen our capacity to deliver clean energy at speed and scale."

Jeremy Eisman, Head of Infrastructure and Energy Financing at Deutsche Bank, added: "Catalyze is well-positioned to meet the rising demand for distributed energy, and we're proud to support their platform."

This new deal follows Catalyze's recent $400 million financing with Atlas SP Partners and an $85 million tax equity investment from RBC, bringing the company's total capital raised in 2025 to nearly $700 million.

The partnership reinforces Catalyze's position in the U.S. market as it expands its portfolio of solar and storage projects for commercial, industrial, and public sector clients. The company's in-house platform and proprietary tech streamline project origination, financing, and operations, contributing to long-term energy resilience and decarbonization goals.