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Altus Power buys 92 solar projects from Arevon

Infrastructure Friday, November 13, 2026 - Updated Nov 13, 2026 07:16

Altus Power has acquired 92 operating projects in 13 states from Arevon, adding nearly 200 megawatts of solar and 10 megawatt hours of storage and lifting its operating portfolio to 1.7 gigawatts.

Why it matters: Distributed solar portfolios are consolidating into fewer, larger owners that can fund acquisitions from institutional credit lines, in this case an existing facility with Blackstone Credit and Insurance.

Data as of Acquisition announced November 10, 2026; purchase price and the amount drawn on the Blackstone facility were not disclosed

Altus Power has acquired 92 operating solar projects in 13 states from Arevon, adding nearly 200 megawatts of solar capacity and 10 megawatt hours of battery storage. The acquisition lifts Altus’s operating solar and storage portfolio to 1.7 gigawatts across 33 states and Washington, D.C., spanning ground mounted, rooftop and carport projects serving commercial customers, municipalities, schools, universities and more than 40,000 community solar subscribers.

The projects deepen Altus’s presence in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and California, where the company said density makes operations and maintenance across its fleet more efficient. Altus financed the acquisition in part through its existing credit facility with Blackstone Credit and Insurance. Neither the purchase price nor the amount drawn was disclosed. Marathon Capital was Arevon’s exclusive financial adviser.

The deal continues a roll up pattern for Altus, which in December 2025 acquired about 100 solar projects generating 234 megawatts from Greenbacker and added a further 105 megawatts a month later from Cordelio Power.

Sources

  1. Altus Power Grows Operating Solar and Battery Storage Portfolio to 1.7 GW Across 33 States - Altus Power, Inc. via Business Wire - 2026-11-10
  2. Altus Power buys 200-MW multi-state solar portfolio from Arevon - Renewables Now - 2026-11-11