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Nofar Energy's U.S. subsidiary acquires 1 GW solar portfolio from Pine Gate Renewables

Acquisition Solar announced United States Mar 12, 2026
1 GW
Capacity
operational, construction
Stage

Nofar Energy's U.S. subsidiary has acquired a 1 GW solar portfolio from Pine Gate Renewables, marking one of 2023's largest renewable energy transactions. This acquisition includes both operational and under-construction projects across several states, increasing Nofar USA’s solar capacity to 2.3 GWdc and strengthening its position in the U.S. renewable energy sector.

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KEY DETAILS

The acquisition is described as "one of the largest renewable energy portfolio transactions in the United States this year." The transaction was finalized within two months of signing. Following the completion of the deal, Nofar USA’s total portfolio has expanded to 2.3 GWdc of solar capacity and 1.5 GWh of energy storage projects across the United States.

Capacity
The U.S. subsidiary of Nofar Energy has officially completed the acquisition of a 1 GW solar portfolio from Pine Gate Renewables
Location
across multiple states in the United States. These projects are located across key U.S. solar markets, including Texas, Alabama, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
Financials
Bank Hapoalim, which committed $255 million to support the acquisition on an accelerated timeline.
Signing
The transaction was finalized within two months of signing
PARTIES MENTIONED IN SOURCE
N
Nofar Energy's U.S. subsidiary buyer

"The U.S. subsidiary of Nofar Energy has officially completed the acquisition of a 1 GW solar portfolio"

P
Pine Gate Renewables seller

"acquisition of a 1 GW solar portfolio from Pine Gate Renewables"

B
BNP Paribas advisor

"BNP Paribas served as financial advisor for the deal"

C
Clifford Chance legal_counsel

"Clifford Chance provided legal advisory services"

E
Euclid Power advisor

"Euclid Power acted as technical advisor"

B
Bank Hapoalim lender

"Financing for the transaction was backed by Bank Hapoalim, which committed $255 million to support the acquisition"

medium quality Enriched Mar 12, 2026

Timeline

Announced
Mar 12, 2026
Signed
Closed

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