Qualified retail investors do not need to be accredited to invest in Shasta Power Fund II. The minimum investment is $10,000. Non-accredited individuals may generally invest up to 10% of the greater of their annual income or net worth, subject to applicable SEC rules and verification requirements.

Yes. Solar facilities generate electricity without burning fuel, producing no direct greenhouse gas emissions or local air pollution during operation. Based on national land-use and grid-emissions data, utility-scale solar can avoid approximately 413,000 pounds of CO₂ emissions per acre annually when it displaces marginal grid generation. Actual avoided emissions vary by project location, design, energy production, and the regional electricity mix.

Yes. Depending on their size and location, utility-scale solar projects can create hundreds of construction jobs, generate local tax revenue, support cleaner air, and contribute to improvements in local infrastructure.

Solar development investments offer a different risk and return profile from publicly traded stocks or traditional real estate. Shasta Power Fund II seeks to generate returns by developing and selling utility-scale renewable energy projects. These investments are long-term and illiquid, and actual returns depend on successful project development and sales. Returns are not guaranteed, and investors may lose some or all of their investment.

Shasta Power Fund II is a long-term investment. A typical renewable energy development cycle may span six to ten years. We believe some investor 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 and distributions will depend on project performance, available cash, and successful project sales and are not guaranteed.

Class A investors accrue a 6% annual, non-compounded preferred return beginning when their units are issued. The preferred return accrues daily but is paid only when Shasta Power Fund II has distributable cash. Under the distribution waterfall, accrued and unpaid preferred returns are paid first. Capital contributions are then returned to Class A and Class B members. Any remaining distributable profits are split 70% to Class A investors and 30% to Shasta Power. The preferred return and other distributions are not guaranteed and remain subject to available cash and the terms of the Offering Circular and Operating Agreement.

Units are priced at $1,000, with a minimum investment of 10 units, or $10,000. Shasta Power Fund II pays its Manager an annual management fee equal to 5% of Unreturned Capital Contributions, payable in 12 monthly installments. Distributable cash is applied first to the accrued 6% annual preferred return, then to the return of Class A and Class B capital. Any remaining profits are split 70% to Class A investors and 30% to Shasta Power. Returns and distributions are subject to available cash and are not guaranteed.

Shasta Power Fund II is a long-term, illiquid investment. Liquidity is expected primarily through distributions generated by project sales or other capital events. Investors generally may not withdraw during the first five years, except with the Manager’s approval or following a capital event. Any withdrawal or redemption is subject to available cash, the Manager’s discretion, and the terms of the Offering Circular and Operating Agreement. No public or secondary market currently exists, so investors should be prepared to hold their investment for an extended period.