Risen holds dual BloombergNEF Tier 1 status for Q2 2026
BloombergNEF’s Q2 2026 Tier 1 lists again include Risen Energy — across both PV modules, at 48 GW of annual capacity, and energy storage — the bankability benchmark most referenced in utility-scale project finance.
Risen Energy again meets BloombergNEF’s Tier 1 criteria for Q2 2026 — and this quarter across both lists BNEF publishes: PV modules and energy storage systems.
BNEF’s Tier 1 is a bankability benchmark, not a product rating. A manufacturer earns its place by having its products used in projects that commercial banks have financed on a non-recourse basis — which is why the list is one of the most widely referenced screens in utility-scale project finance and procurement.
On the Q2 2026 module list, Risen is recorded at 48 GW (48,000 MW) of annual module capacity. Its energy storage systems meet the Tier 1 criteria too, reflecting the company’s move to a combined solar-and-storage offering.
For Australian developers, EPCs and financiers, continued Tier 1 status supports the bankability case for Risen modules and batteries in local utility-scale and C&I projects — where Risen already backs 14 Australian projects, a 10-year BHP power purchase agreement and the ARENA-supported Bungama BESS.