We acquire the mechanical and energy infrastructure serving the asset, fund its replacement across the term, and deliver contracted performance back to the owner. The real estate, the operations, and the day-to-day decisions remain where they are.
We acquire the plant in place, replace what has reached the end of its life, and operate the whole of it under the agreement. Proceeds are unrestricted and paid at closing.
On new construction we can fund and own the energy infrastructure within the project from design stage. The EISA proceeds reduce the equity required at financial close.
We work where the plant is at end of life and the owner cannot fund its replacement. That condition runs across essential community infrastructure, such as independent hospitals and senior care, the campuses that anchor their communities, the multifamily buildings people call home, and hospitality assets carrying their own utilities.
Independent rural and community hospitals, county and district hospitals, nonprofit senior living and continuing care, and independent behavioral health.
Universities and campuses that are the local anchor.
Mid-vintage residential stock facing an integrated plant replacement.
Owner-paid utilities and brand-standard capital cycles. Selectively.
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