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Crux's report examined how policy uncertainty affected debt access for solar, storage, biofuels, and nuclear projects across the US. Image Credit/Source: Micheal Pointner/Pexels
US-headquartered Crux, the capital markets technology company, has released its first debt capital report analyzing US clean energy and manufacturing financing. The report addressed lending dynamics amid policy uncertainty and rising energy demand. It highlighted tax credit bridge lending, investor interest in solar and storage, evolving tax equity structures, and selective capital availability for newer technologies like biofuels and nuclear. The report noted that policy stability was essential for expanding capital access. Crux launched in 2023, expanded into debt markets in 2024, and by mid-2025 had facilitated over 80 transactions involving tax credits and loans across various technologies.