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NineDot Energy has closed a new $85-million debt facility to support the construction and operation of 11 of its battery storage sites

NineDot Energy Closes on $85M Construction Loan

NineDot Energy, a leading developer of community-scale clean energy projects backed by the global investment firm Carlyle, has closed a new $85-million construction-to-term debt facility. Provided by CIT and SMBC, the facility supports the construction and operation of 11 of New York City-based NineDot’s battery storage sites in the Bronx, Staten Island, Queens, and Long Island.  

“Completing this debt financing is another major accomplishment, in a year of accomplishments, for NineDot Energy,” said David Arfin, NineDot Energy CEO and co-founder.  

He continued, “Just about four months ago, we unveiled our first-of-its-kind battery storage site in the Bronx. With this project finance facility, we will accelerate the growth of our community energy pipeline and implementation, bringing the benefits of distributed, local battery storage solutions to the broadest range of organizations and communities in the New York City region 

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