There are a lot of unfamiliar terms in the solar energy industry. Many savvy investors want to invest in utility-grade solar but aren’t familiar with solar investing terms unique to the niche. Our goal is to make investing in solar energy approachable for you! This blog post will make solar investing more attainable by covering […]
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How can you know how much money you will make–and when you will make money– from your investment in solar? This blog post aims to assist you in comprehending the methodology of predicting the precise timing and manner of your payments as an investor. with a utility-scale solar investment, Payments arrive at project milestones To
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If you are an accredited investor interested in investing in solar, you should invest at scale, privately. Privately funded solar projects offer a unique balance of return on investment and direct impact, making hundreds of millions of dollars possible and improving tens of millions of lives. Let’s look at the reasons you should invest in
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Do you want to invest in companies that are conscious of their impact on environment, social, and governance issues? If so, you should look for ESG, SRI, and Impact investing portfolios. In this blog post, we’ll look at how they are different and what you should know about each one. What are the key differences
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Are you considering investing in the world of solar development? There is a significant amount of potential solar development risks and rewards, both financial and non-financial. There are dozens of factors that affect the return from a solar development project, or even the likelihood of its success. Even one small risk can delay a project
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Are you considering investing in solar energy through a utility-scale plant or development fund? In that case, you may wonder what factors will affect the rate of return you get from your solar farm investment. Look no further–in this blog post we are talking through five of the main things that will impact the Rate
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Is it really possible to make money with solar investments? Yes, it is! Investing in solar doesn’t have to be for accredited investors only. In fact, the average person can invest if they choose! However, for someone who is not accredited, they will most benefit from solar by saving money—for example, by cutting back on
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Over the last decade, the solar power industry has experienced a significant decrease in prices due to advancements in technology, leading to more efficient and affordable solar panels. This trend has been particularly evident in utility-scale solar Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), where prices have bottomed out, making solar energy increasingly competitive with traditional energy sources.
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A recession can be a difficult time for many industries, but for those in the utility-scale solar development business, it may just be the perfect opportunity to invest. The reasons for this are numerous, but perhaps the most compelling is the fact that utility-scale solar development is a long-term investment with specific momentum right now.
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It’s hard to overstate climate change’s impact on global food production; unfortunately, the issues are compounding. The food system is hyper-complex and relies on interdependent systems, nearly all susceptible to climate change. Food supply was already under threat from decades of unsustainable farming and fishing practices, population growth, the maldistribution of food, weather, war, biodiversity
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