Swift Current Energy has secured a $750 million corporate credit facility, with an option to expand by $250 million to reach $1 billion in total capacity. The facility will support the development of clean energy projects across the United States. Crédit Agricole CIB served as administrative agent and coordinating lead arranger alongside ING Capital and Truist Securities. The dual-tranche facility has a three-year term and provides flexible access to cash and letter of credit capacity. Since its founding in 2016, Swift Current has commercialised 5 gigawatts of clean energy projects, owns and operates more than 1 gigawatt, and has over 10 gigawatts in development. Chief executive officer Michael Arndt said the financing provides flexibility to advance the company's platform and bring new energy resources online efficiently.

Flexential has secured an $800 million credit facility to fund data centre development across four US markets. The financing will support more than 130 MW of new capacity, including facilities under construction in Atlanta-Douglasville (36 MW), Portland-Hillsboro (36 MW), and Denver-Parker (22.5 MW). The facility was oversubscribed and increased 60% from an initial $500 million target. It is backed by an 11-bank syndicate, with TD Securities as administrative agent. The funding complements equity investment from Flexential's sponsors, GI Partners and MSIP. CEO Ryan Mallory said the financing enables the company to invest ahead of enterprise and AI-driven infrastructure demand. Flexential operates 40 data centres across 18 markets in the US.

DataVita has secured a £300 million debt facility to expand and build two data centres in Scotland's North Lanarkshire AI Growth Zone. The financing, backed by a £202 million guarantee from the National Wealth Fund, comes from a syndicate including ING, ABN AMRO, Santander, the Scottish National Investment Bank and Siemens Financial Services. The investment will expand DataVita's existing DV1 data centre and fund construction of a new facility, DV3. Both are contracted to AI cloud firm CoreWeave under a 15-year lease. The developments will create around 600 construction jobs and approximately 100 permanent high-skilled positions. DataVita, Scotland's largest independent data centre operator, has served the country's digital infrastructure for over ten years. The project marks the National Wealth Fund's first support for domestic compute capacity, aligning with the government's Compute Roadmap and Scotland's AI strategy.