Infrastructure and Energy-related Finance

SBI Shinsei Bank provides financing solutions across a wide range of infrastructure and energy-related sectors that support Japan’s sustainable growth, including renewable energy, grid-scale battery storage, data centers, energy and power infrastructure, and Public-Private Partnership (PPP/PFI) projects.

Key Sectors

• Solar Power Generation (Mega Solar)
• Wind Power Generation
• Geothermal Power Generation
• Grid-Scale Battery Storage
• Data Centers
• Energy and Power Infrastructure
• Public Infrastructure (PPP/PFI)

One of SBI Shinsei Bank’s core strengths lies in project finance, a financing method that requires a comprehensive assessment of a project's business fundamentals, future viability, and risk profile. Rather than relying primarily on the creditworthiness of project sponsors, we evaluate project economics from multiple perspectives and structure financing solutions based on the project’s anticipated cash flows.
We have built a strong track record in arranging large-scale project finance transactions, particularly in the renewable energy sector, including solar and wind power generation projects. Through these activities, we have established extensive relationships with domestic and international project sponsors, investors, and financial institutions.

In recent years, we have expanded our focus to emerging infrastructure sectors such as grid-scale battery storage and data centers, driven by growing investment demand associated with the Green Transformation (GX) and Digital Transformation (DX). Working closely with project sponsors from the early stages of project development, we support project realization and efficient capital raising through business evaluation, capital structure planning, and financing strategy development.
Leveraging our long-standing expertise in structuring, risk analysis, and loan syndication, we continue to meet the increasingly diverse and sophisticated financing needs of infrastructure projects.
SBI Shinsei Bank remains committed to supporting new infrastructure investments driven by GX and DX initiatives and contributing to Japan’s sustainable growth and long-term competitiveness.