<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p><span>HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital and KKR have agreed to make an additional capital commitment of US$500m each for a combined total of US$1bn of new investment capacity into CarbonCount Holdings 1. The co-investment vehicle was established in 2024 to provide long-term capital for sustainable infrastructure across the US.</span></p><p><span>The parties expect that CCH1’s newly expanded capital commitments combined with existing leverage targets will bring total investment capacity to nearly US$5bn. The vehicle’s investment period has been extended to the earlier of the end of 2027 or when all commitments have been utilised.</span></p><p><span>In June 2025, CCH1 expanded its investment capacity through a US$592m issuance of 20-year fixed rate senior unsecured notes and extended the initial investment period to November 2026. Through November 2025 the partnership has closed nearly US$3bn of investment commitments spanning six asset classes. Simpson Thacher advised KKR on the investment.</span></p><span> </span></div></div>

HASI

<p>HASI and KKR have committed an additional US$1bn to CarbonCount Holdings 1, boosting its investment capacity to nearly US$5bn. The investment period is extended to 2027 or until commitments are utilized. CCH1 expanded its capacity with a US$592m note issuance and has closed US$3bn in commitments across six asset classes. Simpson Thacher advised KKR.</p>

US - HASI and KKR up CarbonCount investment