CC&L Infrastructure, partners close funding for Ontario solar projects
Connor, Clark & Lunn Infrastructure (CC&L Infrastructure), CarbonFree Technology and the Métis Nation of Ontario have closed long-term debt financing for their jointly owned portfolio of commercial-scale solar projects. The financing's value was not disclosed. The portfolio, comprised of 58 rooftop and five ground-mount projects located across Ontario, have a generating capacity of more than 18 megawatts and represent about $85 million of capital. Proceeds of the deal will be used chiefly to fund project construction costs. CC&L Infrastructure is an affiliate of Canadian asset management firm Clark & Lunn Financial Group Ltd.
6 May 2015•4 mins read
