HASI Expands into Water Infrastructure with Pasco Center Investment
Aug 18, 2026, 8:39 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The deal introduces HASI to a new, long-duration revenue stream with a 30-year contract, improving portfolio diversification and risk profile. While near-term equity movement may be modest, the implications for NAV uplift and potential follow-on opportunities in water/wastewater could support valuation over the next 12–24 months.
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HASI closed its first water infrastructure investment with Burnham for the Pasco Resource Recovery Center in Washington. The facility treats wastewater, recycles over 1 billion gallons annually for irrigation, and produces RNG and nutrient-rich soil amendments under a 30-year city contract. The deal broadens HASI’s portfolio toward long-duration, contracted cash flows with measurable environmental benefits.
HASI closes structured equity investment in Pasco Resource Recovery Center.
Pasco Center uses anaerobic digestion; RNG byproduct generated.
30-year wastewater treatment agreement with City of Pasco.
First water infrastructure investment for HASI; expands long-duration revenue.
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