New York, NY – November 10, 2026 – Madison Energy Infrastructure (“Madison”) today announced the expansion of its construction-to-term debt facility to $1 billion, providing additional capital to support the deployment of Community Infrastructure across the United States.

The increase, finalized on October 30, 2026 and led by Fifth Third Bank with continued support from Madison's existing lending partners, significantly increases Madison's financing capacity for standalone battery storage projects.

The expansion supports Madison's Community Infrastructure initiative and commitment to develop an additional 1 GW of distributed energy capacity by 2028. As electricity demand rises and speed-to-power remains paramount, Madison is working with communities, local leaders, utilities, and AI labs to build energy infrastructure that delivers benefits close to home.

“Expanding this facility gives us greater flexibility to finance projects that meet the needs of our customers and communities,” said Steve Cunningham, Co-founder and Chief Financial Officer at Madison. “We are grateful for the continued confidence of our lending partners as we scale our investment in Community Infrastructure to support growing electricity demand and deliver lasting local benefits.”

About Madison Energy Infrastructure
‍Madison Energy Infrastructure is on a mission to modernize energy for industry and communities, where it matters most. Madison’s growing ecosystem and robust portfolio are bolstered by the strength of EQT and our globally renowned capital partners. Building on its proven track record and expertise, Madison is strengthening communities and bringing distributed energy infrastructure to scale amid surging power demand. Learn more at madisonei.com/community-infrastructure.

‍Prosek Partners for Madison Energy Infrastructure
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