Deutsche Bank backs Akaysha Energy’s AUD 1.75 billion Australian battery storage refinancing

By Public Technologies
  • Deutsche Bank acted as original lender and mandated lead arranger for Akaysha Energy's AUD 1.75 billion senior secured, non-recourse portfolio refinancing.
  • The facility consolidates existing project-level debt across four Australian battery storage assets totaling 1,086 megawatts into a single portfolio-level financing structure.
  • The bank participated in longer-tenor tranches, becoming the largest lender in the 10-year tranche.
  • Three assets are operational; Elaine remains on track to complete construction in the second half of 2027.
  • The financing provides flexibility to support Akaysha Energy's Australian development pipeline of 5.7 GW and more than 22.9 GWh.


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