PITTSBURGH – November 12, 2026 -- Exus Renewables North America has closed $345 million in senior secured holding company financing led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives to fund construction and new project development across its U.S. wind, solar and battery storage portfolio.
Exus adds $345M to a year of heavy financing activity
The holding company deal follows a $400 million senior secured corporate credit facility closed in December. In July, Exus also secured approximately $356 million in project-level construction financing for its Highland North and Cambria wind projects in Pennsylvania.
Exus reports more than 800 MW operating or under construction within a total portfolio exceeding 6 GW. The company is advancing its pipeline as U.S. electricity demand rises.
Exus CEO Jim Spencer cites pipeline depth and flexibility
Spencer, President and CEO of Exus, said the capital gives the company flexibility to keep building and bring new generation online where it is needed.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives backs growth tied to rising power demand
Vikas Agrawal, Managing Director and Co-Head of Energy Transition Climate Credit at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, described Exus as having built a strong platform for developing and operating utility-scale renewable projects. He said Goldman is supporting its continued investment in new energy infrastructure as U.S. electricity demand grows.
PEI Global Partners, Latham & Watkins and Vinson & Elkins advise on the deal
PEI Global Partners acted as financial advisor to Exus. Latham & Watkins LLP served as Exus' legal counsel, and Vinson & Elkins LLP advised Goldman Sachs Alternatives.