Atlanta, GA– headquarterd, Dimension Energy has secured a $150 million credit facility from Deutsche Bank. This has marked Deutsche Bank’s first Pre-NTP investment in the US community solar sector.This facility will finance Dimension’s 2 GW+ community solar development pipeline, providing cash and letters of credit to accelerate project deployment.This project focus on providing affordable, clean energy to the 45% of people who cannot install solar panels on their homes. This announcement follows Dimension’s $3 billion solar investment plan, with over 200 MW currently under construction across eight states and a goal of 500 MW operational by 2025. This partnership also underscores the growing momentum behind community solar projects in the US.
Deutsche Bank assits Dimension’s 2 GW PV projects
Dimension Energy goal will be to operate 500 MW of community solar by the end of 2025. (Photo Credit: Dimension Energy)
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