Nexamp, community solar developer, has closed a three-year $330 million Construction Warehouse Facility to fund over 120 MW of new distributed generation assets across the US. The facility provides short-term construction capital for about 20 solar and energy storage projects before they shift to long-term financing structures. MUFG led the group with $200 million and served as administrative agent. ING provided $100 million and handled green loan structuring. Siemens Financial Services added $30 million as joint lead arranger, and US Bank acted as collateral agent. The lenders noted that the partnership reflects strong institutional confidence and supports faster deployment of renewable energy projects through flexible construction financing.