Canadian Solar's Recurrent Energy secures $695M financing for 330 MW Cobalt Solar
Aug 13, 2026, 7:12 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Financing closure and bank-led debt/tax equity support reduce execution risk, validating CSIQ's US utility-scale pipeline and potentially lifting near-term sentiment and valuation.
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Canadian Solar's Recurrent Energy closes $695 million in project financing and tax equity for the 330 MW Cobalt Solar project in Riverside County, California. The debt package of about $484 million and a $211 million Wells Fargo tax equity investment underpin construction, with COD targeted for end-2027. The project adds meaningful near-term visibility to CSIQ's US development pipeline and local economic benefits.
Recurrent Energy closes $695 million financing for the 330 MW Cobalt Solar project.
Debt financing of ~$484 million led by MUFG and Nord/LB; Wells Fargo provides $211 million tax equity.
COD expected by end-2027; Blattner Energy named EPC for the build.
Cobalt Solar will power ~82,000 homes/year and generate roughly $14 million in Riverside County property tax.
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