MUFG participates in $3 billion refinancing for Atlas Renewable Energy's Latin American solar and battery storage portfolio

The $3 billion refinancing secured by Atlas Renewable Energy for its Latin American solar and battery storage portfolio, announced on March 10, 2026, strategically optimizes the capital structure for a diversified asset base spanning Chile, Brazil, and Mexico. This five-year green-loan facility allows Atlas Renewable Energy to re-leverage existing operational assets, potentially freeing up capital for new development across Latin America. MUFG's role as initial joint lead arranger and green-loan coordinator for the facility demonstrates strong institutional appetite for established hybrid renewable energy portfolios. The deal's structure as a green-loan facility also aligns with increasing lender demand for sustainable finance products. This substantial financing for a multi-country, hybrid technology portfolio indicates the increasing maturity of Latin America's renewable energy sector. Atlas Renewable Energy, a developer focused on solar, wind, and BESS technologies, benefits by recycling capital from its operational assets to fuel its core business of developing, financing, building, and operating clean energy projects. This $3 billion refinancing enhances Atlas Renewable Energy's financial flexibility for future growth within Latin America. For Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), a global financial services group with over $2.6 trillion in total assets and 160,000 employees, leading this facility positions them prominently in the Latin American green finance market. MUFG's participation as green-loan coordinator further solidifies its commitment to financing large-scale, sustainable infrastructure projects. The transaction demonstrates continued lender confidence in the long-term cash flows generated by operational solar and battery storage assets across diverse Latin American jurisdictions.