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Boralex and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation announce the closing of a $202 million financing

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Executive Summary
- Boralex Inc. and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation closed a $202 million green loan financing for the 125 MW/500 MWh Oxford Battery Energy Storage Project in Ontario.
- The financing package includes a $166 million construction loan (to convert to a five‑year term loan amortizing over 20 years after commercial operation), a $25 million bridge loan for investment tax credits, and an $11 million letter of credit facility.
- The project is slated for commercial operation in 2027 and represents Boralex’s third North American battery storage asset and the second joint development with SNGRDC.
Key Details
- Total financing amount: $202 million (green loan).
- Lead arrangers / lenders: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) – also administrative and collateral agent; National Bank of Canada (NBC) – green loan coordinator.
- Construction loan: $166 million, to be converted into a five‑year term loan with amortization over 20 years after commercial start‑up (expected 2027).
- Bridge loan: $25 million, intended to finance eligible investment tax credits; short‑term facility to be repaid upon receipt of the credits.
- Letter of credit: $11 million facility.
- Project capacity: 125 MW power / 500 MWh energy storage.
- Project significance: Boralex’s third battery storage project in North America; SNGRDC’s fifth; second joint venture between the two parties.
- Commercial operation target: 2027.
- Advisors: Financial advisor – Selkirk Advisory Group (Borrower); Hedge advisor – Riverside Risk Advisors (Borrower); Legal advisors – Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP (Borrower), Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (Lenders), Fogler, Rubinoff LLP (SNGRDC).
Notable Quotes
- “The financing announced today… further strengthens our position as a leader in energy storage in Ontario and across Canada.” – Philippe Bonin, EVP & CFO, Boralex.
- “Today’s announcement marks an important step toward a greener economy by expanding energy storage capacity in Ontario.” – Matt Jamieson, President & CEO, Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation.
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