BRUC, renewable energy groups in Spain, has renewed its corporate debt of €650 million (~$756.8 million) through a green loan arrangement. Santander, ING, Schroders Capital, Infranity, ICO, and BNP Paribas have extended the financing. This replaces a 2023 agreement and supports BRUC’s 6,600MW clean energy business plan in Spain. The funding enables construction, commissioning, and hybridization of solar, wind, and battery storage assets. BRUC currently has 1.96 GW operational, 487MW under construction, and 4.15 GW in development. In the first half of 2025, it produced 1,649GWh of electricity. This output met the needs of 419,263 households and avoided 477,000 tons of CO₂. The debt renewal reflects continued institutional confidence in BRUC’s strategy. BRUC is backed by OPTrust and USS and led by Juan Béjar. Financial partners also acknowledged the company’s long-term assets and management capability.