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Maxwell Power funding, valuation and investors
Distributed-energy finance platform that acquires battery-storage and solar projects from installers.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Not publicly disclosed
Latest known valuation
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Total disclosed equity funding
Not publicly disclosed
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
growth · Salt Lake City, Utah
Overview
Maxwell Power, formerly HDM Renewable Finance, provides project capital to residential and commercial battery-storage and solar installers. Its model is designed to let installers transfer completed or contracted projects to long-duration capital rather than finance those assets on their own balance sheets.
Why Maxwell Power is interesting
Fairtide Partners committed $800 million to purchase battery-storage and solar projects from Maxwell Power, taking the investor's cumulative commitments to $1.8 billion. The scale is material, but the transaction is infrastructure project capital—not an $800 million venture-equity round—and should be analyzed through deployment pace, underwriting discipline and asset performance.
Product & use cases
A project-acquisition and financing platform for distributed battery storage and solar assets, supporting installers with capital, underwriting and asset ownership.
- Purchase of residential battery-storage projects.
- Purchase of distributed solar projects.
- Balance-sheet relief and working capital for installers.
Key facts
- Closed an $800 million project-purchase commitment from Fairtide Partners.
- Fairtide's cumulative commitments to Maxwell total $1.8 billion across 2024 and 2026.
- The company says it has invested more than $1.5 billion since 2018.
Funding history (newest first)
Project investment commitment
2026-10-01 $800M commitmentProject investment commitment
2026-06-01 $750M commitmentProject investment commitment
2024-01-01 $250M commitmentInvestors in our directory
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Large, repeat commitments from a long-duration capital partner allow installers to monetize projects without carrying the full asset base.
Maxwell operates between distributed-energy installers and institutional capital. It competes with residential solar and storage financiers such as GoodLeap and Mosaic and with integrated operators such as Sunrun and Sunnova. Its differentiator is committed acquisition capital for projects originated by third-party installers; execution depends on credit quality, installation performance, equipment reliability and access to tax and power-market economics.
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GoodLeap adjacent
Provides consumer and contractor financing for home-efficiency and distributed-energy projects.
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Mosaic adjacent
Home solar and energy-efficiency lending platform.
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Sunrun incumbent
Integrated residential solar and storage developer, financier and asset owner.
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Sunnova incumbent
Residential energy-services and distributed-generation financing platform.
Industries
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