June 13, 2026

Aspen Power secures $200M Deutsche Bank loan for solar projects

Data Center News
By:
Dallas Bond

Aspen Power, a provider of distributed energy solutions backed by Carlyle, has successfully raised $200 million in financing from Deutsche Bank. This strategic capital infusion aims to support the company’s growth and project expansion plans across the United States.

"This financing represents an important milestone for Aspen Power and reflects the strength and maturity of the platform we have built", said Jorge Vargas, cofounder and CEO of Aspen Power. "Aspen has consistently earned the trust of leading financial institutions by deploying capital with discipline and executing reliably across a growing national portfolio."

Boosting Clean Energy Expansion

The newly secured financing enhances Aspen Power’s ability to scale its operations and respond to the rising demand for renewable energy solutions. The funds will be directed toward the company’s pipeline of projects, which includes community solar, commercial and industrial (C&I) installations, small utility-scale systems, and energy storage offerings. Aspen Power’s business model, which integrates development, construction, and asset ownership, is designed to deliver cost-effective and scalable clean energy solutions.

Over the past year, Aspen Power has expanded its footprint by developing new projects in key markets, including New York, Illinois, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. This growth positions the company to bring additional vendors into its network and accelerate project delivery timelines.

Industry Support for Renewable Growth

Deutsche Bank’s involvement underscores its confidence in Aspen Power’s approach and the broader transition to clean energy. Jeremy Eisman, head of infrastructure and energy financing at Deutsche Bank, highlighted the bank’s commitment to supporting the renewable energy sector.

"Deutsche Bank recognizes the growing demand for distributed clean energy and the related need for flexible development capital", said Eisman. "We believe Aspen Power’s strategy and execution are well-aligned with the transition to a low-carbon future, and we are proud to join Carlyle in supporting Aspen’s next phase of growth and development."

A Promising Outlook

With this substantial financial backing, Aspen Power is positioned to meet escalating energy demands while contributing to the United States’ clean energy targets. The company’s ability to combine disciplined capital deployment with reliable execution will likely reinforce its reputation among customers and financial stakeholders.

As Aspen Power continues to expand its offerings and geographic reach, this partnership with Deutsche Bank is expected to play a pivotal role in driving its clean energy initiatives forward.

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