Sagepoint Logistics Secures Financing to Scale RNG-Powered Trucking Operations
Sagepoint Logistics announced the closing of a senior secured financing facility with Power Sustainable Infrastructure Credit Manager L.P. to fund the acquisition of 60 Class 8 heavy-duty trucks and related fueling infrastructure, extending its vertically integrated RNG platform into end-use transportation.
CARMEL, Ind. — August 5, 2026 — Sagepoint Logistics (“Sagepoint”), a subsidiary of Sagepoint Energy, announced today that it has closed a senior secured financing with Power Sustainable Infrastructure Credit Manager L.P. (“PSIC”) to support the expansion of its dedicated truckload carrier powered by renewable natural gas (“RNG”). The financing will fund the acquisition of a dedicated fleet of 60 Class 8 heavy-duty trucks and associated fueling infrastructure, building on Sagepoint’s existing capabilities in RNG production and dispensing.
With this investment, Sagepoint Logistics extends its operations downstream from RNG production and dispensing into end-use transportation, creating a more integrated pathway from waste-derived fuel production to final consumption. According to the company, this integration delivers three primary benefits for its customers: enhanced cost stability, measurable Scope 3 emissions reductions, and a carrier with the capacity to scale operations as demand grows.
Unlike most carriers that are exposed to the volatility of diesel fuel markets, Sagepoint Logistics says it is positioned to offer customers greater cost predictability. The fleet will run on RNG produced at Sagepoint Energy’s own facilities, providing a vertically integrated fuel supply that helps insulate customers from fluctuating fuel costs and supports a more stable transportation cost structure. The trucks are equipped with Cummins’ X15N natural gas engines, which are purpose-built for heavy-duty, long-haul Class 8 applications, delivering the performance expected by customers while operating on RNG. For shippers focused on reducing emissions across their supply chains, partnering with Sagepoint Logistics offers a practical approach to lowering Scope 3 emissions without sacrificing cost efficiency or performance.
The initial fleet will operate throughout the Midwest from Sagepoint Logistics’ hub in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The PSIC facility provides additional capacity to expand the fleet and broaden its geographic footprint over time. This scalable model enables shippers to increase freight volumes with a carrier designed to meet evolving transportation needs.
As customer demand grows, Sagepoint Logistics also plans to invest in the communities it serves by expanding its workforce and strengthening the local economy, while increasing its capacity to serve more customers. Additionally, the fleet’s use of RNG instead of diesel is expected to help reduce emissions, supporting a more sustainable transportation network across the Midwest.
“Most carriers buy their fuel. We make ours,” said Aaron Johnson, Chief Executive Officer of Sagepoint Energy. “That’s the difference for our customers: cost stability that comes from controlling our own fuel supply, a real reduction in Scope 3 emissions, and a fleet that can grow at the same pace they do. This financing with PSIC gives us the capital to connect our RNG production directly to end-use transportation and scale that offering over time.”
“We are pleased to expand our partnership with Sagepoint as the company extends its capabilities from RNG production and dispensing into transportation,” said Daniel Fein, Managing Director of PSIC. “Sagepoint Logistics creates an integrated source of end-use demand for RNG while providing commercial customers with a practical pathway to reduce emissions relative to conventional diesel-powered transportation. This transaction reflects our strategy of providing tailored capital to infrastructure businesses with strong underlying assets, experienced management teams and identifiable growth opportunities.”
About the Companies
Haynes and Boone, LLP served as legal counsel to PSIC. Moore & Van Allen served as legal counsel to Sagepoint.
About Sagepoint Logistics
Sagepoint Logistics, a subsidiary of Sagepoint Energy LLC, is a for-hire carrier specializing in dedicated truckload and sustainable transportation solutions. Leveraging an integrated model, Sagepoint Logistics controls what others can’t, delivering reliability to its customers without compromising sustainability. Fueled by RNG sourced directly from Sagepoint Energy’s facilities, the company provides environmentally responsible shipping solutions with long-term cost predictability and performance for its partners. Learn more at www.sagepointlogistics.com.
About Sagepoint Energy
Sagepoint Energy is a resource efficiency platform specializing in the development and operation of waste-to-energy solutions. Headquartered in Carmel, Indiana, the company is led by a team of experienced professionals with a deep understanding of the waste-to-fuels sector and employs more than 110 dedicated professionals operating across the United States. Sagepoint is building what it describes as the only fully vertically integrated RNG platform in the market, controlling economics from feedstock sourcing through end-use fuel consumption. Learn more: www.sagepointenergy.com.
About Power Sustainable
Power Sustainable is a multi-platform alternative asset manager investing across core sectors of the real economy as they undergo structural change. The firm allocates capital across energy, food, mobility, connectivity, and the built environment, investing selectively along their value chains through equity and credit strategies. Power Sustainable focuses on opportunities where transition, resilience, and resource efficiency are drivers of performance and risk. Power Sustainable is a subsidiary of Power Corporation of Canada (TSX: POW), an international management and holding company focused on financial services in North America, Europe, and Asia. Learn more: https://powersustainable.com/en/.
