HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital: Peers

The FY2024 (Dec) proxy of HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital names 18 peer companies for pay. Among HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital and these peers, CEO pay was 5th highest of 8 and total shareholder return was the lowest of 8.

5th highest of 8in HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital and its pay peers, FY2024 (Dec) by CEO pay:

$6.4M$18.4M

8th highest of 8in HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital and its pay peers, FY2024 (Dec) by total shareholder return:

$106$429

Pay peer group, FY2024 (Dec) proxy

Iron Mountain
Enphase Energy
Arbor Realty Trust
Hercules Capital
Main Street Capital
Walker & Dunlop
First Solar
Ameresco, Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
Array Technologies, Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
Ladder Capital Corp.Not disclosedNot disclosed
New York Mortgage Trust, IncNot disclosedNot disclosed
Plug Power Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
Redwood Trust, Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
Safehold, Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
SunPower CorporationNot disclosedNot disclosed
SunrunNot disclosedNot disclosed
TPI Composites, Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
Uniti Group Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
18 companies

Changes by year

FY2025 (Dec) proxy

  • RemovedInternational, Inc.pay peer groupIt also does not capture the profits earned from our equity method investments that are not included in our stated total revenue per GAAP reporting requirements.3 Accordingly, in addition to the removal of Sunnova Energy International, Inc., which was delisted after declaring bankruptcy in June 2025, the Compensation Committee removed three REITs and one renewables equipment supplier from the peer group previously utilized by the Compensation Committee in setting the prior year’s compensation, and added three new companies that included asset managers, renewables equipment suppliers, and energy services/efficiency companies, which met the applicable criteria and would position the Company towards the median for market cap
  • RemovedREITspay peer groupIt also does not capture the profits earned from our equity method investments that are not included in our stated total revenue per GAAP reporting requirements.3 Accordingly, in addition to the removal of Sunnova Energy International, Inc., which was delisted after declaring bankruptcy in June 2025, the Compensation Committee removed three REITs and one renewables equipment supplier from the peer group previously utilized by the Compensation Committee in setting the prior year’s compensation, and added three new companies that included asset managers, renewables equipment suppliers, and energy services/efficiency companies, which met the applicable criteria and would position the Company towards the median for market cap
  • RemovedSunPower Corporationpay peer groupThe Company based its consideration of any 2025 NEO compensation adjustments on an October 2024 Pay Governance benchmark report, which compared the Company’s executive compensation against the same companies utilized as the 2024 peer group but for the removal of SunPower Corporation, which was delisted after declaring bankruptcy in August 2024

The comes from the company's proxy. CEO pay and of each company come from its own Pay versus Performance table for the same fiscal year. Each company counts TSR from its own start year, so two values compare only when the start years match.