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Revera Energy Secures $150M Facility Upsize

Financing SolarStorageHydrogen announced Melbourne, Australia Feb 2, 2026
USD150M
Deal Value
150 MW
Capacity
development
Stage

Revera Energy has secured a $150 million facility upsize to accelerate its multi-gigawatt renewable development pipeline across Australia and the United Kingdom. The company will use the funding to develop late-stage battery storage, solar, and green hydrogen projects. Revera is backed by Carlyle and has a multi-gigawatt development pipeline across its target markets.

Deal Analysis

Revera Energy's successful securing of a $150 million facility upsize marks a significant step in its strategy to accelerate its multi-gigawatt renewable development pipeline across Australia and the United Kingdom. The funding will be strategically deployed to advance late-stage battery storage, solar, and green hydrogen projects, aligning with the growing global demand for clean energy solutions. This financing underscores investor confidence in Revera's development capabilities and its strategic focus on key renewable energy technologies. The involvement of Carlyle as a backer, coupled with Nomura as a lender, further solidifies the deal's importance. The participation of legal advisors Norton Rose Fulbright and A&O Shearman indicates the complexity and scale of the transaction. This facility upsize positions Revera Energy to capitalize on the increasing opportunities within the renewable energy sector, particularly in the Australian and UK markets, where government policies and market dynamics are increasingly supportive of renewable energy projects.
  • Significant $150 million facility upsize to accelerate renewable energy development.
  • Focus on battery storage, solar, and green hydrogen projects in Australia and the UK.
  • Backed by Carlyle, a major global investment firm.
  • Involvement of Nomura as lender, indicating financial backing from a reputable institution.
Market Context: The renewable energy sector, particularly in Australia and the UK, is experiencing significant growth driven by government incentives, increasing demand for clean energy, and technological advancements. Battery storage, solar, and green hydrogen are key technologies within this sector, attracting substantial investment and development activity.

Timeline

Announced
Feb 2, 2026
Signed
Closed

Market Context

This deal is part of the Solar, Storage, Hydrogen sector in Australia.
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