ARDMORE, PA — Ampliform, a Pennsylvania-based developer of large-scale solar facilities, announced it has closed a loan facility of up to $165 million with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its Green Credit Fund I, marking a major step in the company’s national growth strategy.
The financing will accelerate the development and construction of Ampliform’s expanding solar portfolio across multiple U.S. power markets, with an initial focus on projects within PJM — the regional grid operator serving 13 states and Washington, D.C.
“This financing marks a pivotal moment for the company,” said Carl Jackson, founder and CEO of Ampliform. “Securing this capital provides us with additional resources to significantly accelerate our growth. We look forward to partnering with CIP as our company looks to fund construction of our near-term portfolio and support key development activities for flagship projects in our robust pipeline across PJM, MISO, NYISO and other markets.”
The funding comes at a time of surging demand for renewable energy infrastructure as data centers, manufacturing, and electric vehicle production drive record electricity consumption. Ampliform’s pipeline includes multiple utility-scale solar installations designed to support both regional grid reliability and long-term clean energy targets.
“We are thrilled to be partnering with the Ampliform team as they develop new energy supply to support economic growth and technological advancements,” said Reiner Boehning, CIP Partner. “CIP, together with Ampliform, is uniquely qualified and positioned to help address the rapidly increasing power demand in several parts of the country.”
CIP’s Green Credit Fund I, which raised approximately $1.1 billion (EUR 1 billion) at final close, provides private debt to renewable energy developers globally. The fund is part of CIP’s broader greenfield infrastructure strategy focused on financing early-stage clean energy projects.
Ampliform’s partnership with CIP reflects Pennsylvania’s growing role in the clean energy transition and signals renewed investment momentum in U.S. renewable infrastructure as developers race to meet accelerating grid demand.
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