Deutsche Bank announced a $250 million debt facility for GS Power Partners, a U.S. independent power producer that focuses on distributed solar and storage projects. The facility, which was closed on March 17 2026, will create a centralized corporate capital platform that supports GS Power’s development pipeline and long‑term growth strategy.
GS Power’s portfolio includes more than 300 MW of solar assets across the Northeast and Midwest, and the new financing will enable the company to accelerate disciplined growth and strategically expand its distributed‑generation portfolio. “We’ve built a management team with deep experience driving growth in the distributed generation solar sector, enabling us to execute with financial rigor and discipline and earn the trust of leading global financial institutions,” said Jason Kuflik, CEO of GS Power Partners.
Deutsche Bank’s involvement underscores its commitment to U.S. renewable‑energy financing. The bank’s 2025 annual report highlighted record profits—pre‑tax €9.7 billion and net €7.1 billion—and a cumulative sustainable‑financing volume of €98 billion in 2025. The $250 million facility is part of a broader strategy that has already seen Deutsche Bank finance projects such as Doral Renewables’ Mammoth Solar project and Aspen Power’s capital raise.
“GS Power Partners has built a strong platform in the distributed generation clean‑energy sector. Our investment reflects our confidence in the GS Power team and their ability to scale high‑quality renewable energy projects,” said Jeremy Eisman, Head of Infrastructure and Energy Financing at Deutsche Bank.
The transaction aligns with Deutsche Bank’s goal of becoming a leading provider of private‑credit solutions in the power, renewables, and infrastructure sectors. “We said 2025 would be a decisive milestone for Deutsche Bank, and so it proved,” commented Christian Sewing, CEO of Deutsche Bank. “In an environment shaped by geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties and challenging market conditions, we achieved or exceeded all the ambitious financial goals we had set ourselves.”
The $250 million debt facility positions GS Power to allocate capital dynamically to high‑value opportunities, while reinforcing Deutsche Bank’s footprint in the U.S. renewable‑energy market and demonstrating its continued confidence in the sector’s growth trajectory.
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