Redaptive, a Denver-based energy solutions provider, has closed its first equipment finance asset-backed securitisation totalling approximately $137.4 million. The securitisation is backed by a diversified pool of equipment finance contracts with commercial and industrial customers, including loans and leases for transportation, energy efficiency, marine, material handling, construction, power generation, manufacturing, and IT equipment. ATLAS SP Partners, majority-owned by Apollo-managed funds, served as sole structuring agent and bookrunner. This marks Redaptive's second asset-backed securitisation overall, following a $216 million deal backed by energy-as-a-service contracts in December 2025. Morningstar DBRS assigned provisional ratings to four note classes, with the $105.8 million Class A notes receiving the highest AAA rating.

Redaptive and Recurve have launched a joint solution to help data centre operators access power more quickly. The partnership addresses growing electricity demands driven by AI, which saw data centre power consumption surge 17% in 2025, according to the International Energy Agency. The solution optimises energy performance within data centres and creates additional capacity on local grids. Redaptive finances and deploys energy efficiency projects, whilst Recurve's FLEX platform measures and validates the capacity created. Inside data centres, the system focuses on cooling optimisation, battery storage integration, and energy management systems. Across surrounding grids, it deploys energy efficiency retrofits, distributed generation, and demand response assets. The approach offers an alternative to traditional grid upgrades, which often take years to complete. The companies aim to unlock existing infrastructure capacity rather than relying solely on new construction.