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Shasta Power offers accredited investors exclusive access to high-potential solar projects. With a premium, tailored experience and direct involvement in sustainable ventures, you can drive measurable change alongside financial growth.

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Our expertly managed portfolios offer accredited investors access to high-potential solar projects. Rigorous due diligence ensures a refined selection of opportunities designed to target strong returns.

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ABOUT SHASTA POWER

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Shasta Power is a team of dedicated investors and developers driven to achieve real-world change. Our projects combine economic growth with environmental impact, empowering communities while targeting strong returns for discerning investors.

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Shasta Power aims to transform communities throughout the West and Midwest by building clean, reliable solar installations. Our projects can drive local economies, create jobs, support clean air, and promote energy independence. With each new project, our reach and impact grow.
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Shasta Power Fund II is a development-stage private equity investment, not a direct investment in an operating solar facility or a liquid public security. Returns depend on successfully identifying, developing, de-risking, and monetizing renewable energy projects. Investors should evaluate the Fund based on its duration, illiquidity, fees, concentration, execution risk, and potential loss of capital rather than comparing headline return targets alone.
Class A investors accrue a 6% annual, non-compounded preferred return on their Unreturned Capital Contributions beginning when their units are issued. The preferred return accrues daily but is paid only when the Fund has Distributable Cash and the Manager authorizes a distribution. Under the distribution waterfall, accrued and unpaid preferred returns are paid first. Capital is then returned to Class A and Class B members. Any remaining Distributable Cash is allocated 70% to Class A investors and 30% to Shasta Power. The preferred return and other distributions are not guaranteed.
Units are priced at $1,000, with a minimum investment of 10 units, or $10,000. The Fund pays Shasta Power an annual management fee equal to 5% of Unreturned Capital Contributions, payable in 12 monthly installments. The Fund also bears its development, operating, offering, and other expenses and reimburses the Manager for reasonable expenses incurred on its behalf. Broker-dealer compensation and other offering costs are described in the Offering Circular. These fees and expenses reduce the cash available for investment and distribution.
Shasta Power Fund II is a long-term, illiquid investment with no public or secondary market. During the first five years after a unit is issued, an investor generally may not withdraw except with the Manager’s written consent or upon liquidation of the Fund. After the five-year period, an investor may submit an annual request to redeem between 20% and 100% of eligible units. Redemption requests must generally be submitted by October 31. Every redemption remains subject to available cash and the Manager’s sole discretion, and there is no assurance that any request will be approved or paid.
Yes. Solar investments do not correlate closely with the stock market or other traditional asset classes. While the Fund may provide exposure to renewable energy development and return drivers that differ from those of publicly traded securities or stabilized real estate. However, the Fund is concentrated in early-stage renewable energy development and does not guarantee low correlation, reduced volatility, or protection during market downturns. Investors should evaluate the investment in the context of their overall portfolio and concentration limits.
Yes. Solar facilities generate electricity without burning fuel and produce no direct greenhouse gas emissions during operation. Using national utility-scale solar land-use data and marginal grid-emissions factors, solar generation may avoid approximately 413,000 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions per acre annually. Actual avoided emissions vary by project design, location, production, and the regional generation being displaced.
Depending on their size and location, utility-scale solar projects may create hundreds of temporary construction jobs, generate local tax revenue, and support infrastructure investment. The nature and scale of these benefits vary by project and community and are not guaranteed.
The Fund should be considered a long-term investment. The Offering Circular contemplates returning capital and distributing profits over approximately five to ten years. Management currently believes some capital may begin to be returned around years three or four, with profits generally expected around years five or six and potential residual distributions continuing for up to ten years. Actual timing depends on project development, financing, sales, available cash, and the Manager’s discretion. No return or distribution timeline is guaranteed.
That's great! Shasta Power Fund II is a separate legal entity and investment. Investing in SPF II will not change an investor’s rights or interests in another Shasta Power fund. However, an additional investment may increase the investor’s overall exposure to Shasta Power, renewable energy development, and related project risks and should not automatically be viewed as diversification.
No. Accredited investors are not subject to the Regulation A Tier 2 limitation that applies to non-accredited investors. The $10,000 minimum investment and all other terms of the Offering Circular and Subscription Agreement still apply.
The Offering Circular includes a projection that investors may achieve approximately a 150% return on capital over the life of the Fund, depending in part on the timing of their investment. This is a forward-looking projection, not a guaranteed return or an internal rate of return. Actual results may differ materially, and investors may lose some or all of their investment.
Potential returns depend primarily on the Fund’s ability to secure suitable land, obtain cost-effective interconnection rights, complete engineering and environmental work, obtain permits and approvals, secure commercially viable offtake arrangements, and sell or refinance projects on acceptable terms. Delays, cost increases, regulatory changes, or unsuccessful project sales may reduce or eliminate returns.
The Manager evaluates potential sites based on factors including land control, interconnection access and cost, permitting, environmental conditions, market demand, and prospective project economics. Selected projects may be held through separate special-purpose entities owned by the Fund. Class A investors do not approve individual acquisitions or participate in day-to-day project decisions.
Class A investors are passive members and generally do not vote on Fund management or participate in day-to-day decisions, except for rights that cannot be waived under applicable law. The Manager has broad discretion over project selection, use of proceeds, reserves, financing, distributions, and other operating matters.
Yes. The Fund may borrow from banks, lenders, or other financing sources to acquire, develop, or refinance projects. Debt service and lender claims would generally be paid before distributions to investors and could increase both potential returns and the risk of loss.
The Fund intends to provide semiannual unaudited GAAP financial statements, a statement of Fund properties, and a report discussing activities and strategy within 90 days after each semiannual period. The Fund will also undergo an annual independent audit and, as a Regulation A Tier 2 issuer, is subject to annual, semiannual, and current SEC reporting requirements.
The Fund is treated as a corporation for federal income tax purposes. Distributions from current or accumulated earnings and profits will generally be taxable as dividends. Distributions exceeding earnings and profits may reduce an investor’s tax basis and may be treated as capital gain after basis has been reduced to zero. Each investor should consult an independent tax advisor regarding individual circumstances.
Most investors must fund their subscriptions in full at closing. An investor subscribing for at least $500,000 may elect to fund the commitment in two equal installments. Only an investor using that installment option would have Unfunded Committed Capital subject to a later capital call under the Operating Agreement.
The Manager and its principals are affiliated with other renewable energy businesses and investment vehicles, including Summit Power Fund. These activities may create competition for management time, personnel, services, and investment opportunities. Investors should review the conflicts-of-interest disclosures in the Offering Circular and Operating Agreement.
No. SEC qualification permits the offering to proceed under Regulation A, but it does not mean the SEC approved the securities, endorsed the Fund, verified the projected returns, or determined that the investment is suitable for any investor.

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