Overview
HASI provides capital and expertise to fund a portfolio of sustainable infrastructure projects that support the energy transition. It manages more than $16 billion across assets including utility-scale solar, wind, storage, distributed solar and storage, RNG, and energy efficiency, using financial structuring and energy-market know-how to back long-term investments through programmatic partnerships. Its approach spans multiple clean energy asset types, leveraging deep industry insight and established client relationships to assemble and manage diversified portfolios. The goal is to deliver stable, risk-adjusted returns for investors while creating measurable environmental benefits.
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What believers are saying
- Q3 2026 adjusted EPS reached $0.82, beating estimates and growing 15% year to date.
- Invenergy, wastewater, and Terradot expanded HASI into utility-scale storage, water, and carbon removal.
- Management reaffirmed 2028 adjusted EPS of $3.55-$3.65 and 17%+ ROE guidance.
What critics are saying
- HASI issued $500 million of 7.850% notes on November 10, 2026, raising funding costs.
- Revenue fell 17.8% year over year in Q3 2026, signaling volatile earnings.
- A prolonged spread shock or project underperformance would break the self-funding model by 2028.
What makes HASI unique
- HASI finances renewable, storage, wastewater, and carbon-removal assets through structured, long-duration capital.
- CarbonCount and WaterCount quantify emissions and water impacts, sharpening origination discipline.
- Management has $19 billion managed assets and 1.8x debt-to-equity, enabling scale.
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