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  • CleanCapital caps off its record year with a seven-project, 16-MW solar portfolio

    CleanCapital announced today its final acquisition of 2019, a 16.5 megawatt portfolio consisting of seven operating solar projects. CleanCapital’s acquisitions last year totaled 105 MW, more than doubling the company’s cumulative acquisitions of prior years. The portfolio, dubbed “Liberty,” is made up of projects located in Connecticut and Massachusetts withRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • How to find the value in complex corporate solar deals

    In 2008, when the investment tax credit (ITC) came into play, people had no idea what a power purchase agreement (PPA) was. Fast forward 10 years to 2018 and there is 300x growth in corporate energy procurement through PPAs. The market has matured, and a lot of different investors areRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • How to find the value in complex corporate solar deals

    In 2008, when the investment tax credit (ITC) came into play, people had no idea what a power purchase agreement (PPA) was. Fast forward 10 years to 2018 and there is 300x growth in corporate energy procurement through PPAs. The market has matured, and a lot of different investors areRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • CleanCapital adds a 15 project solar portfolio in New Jersey for its largest acquisition to date

    CleanCapital just announced its largest acquisition to date, a 75.2 MW solar portfolio made up of 15 operating solar projects in New Jersey. This is the fourth in a series of acquisitions made through CleanCapital’s $250 million investment vehicle with CarVal Investors. CleanCapital now owns and operates 180 MW ofRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • CleanCapital reports Tahoe is its largest C&I solar portfolio refinancing to date

    CleanCapital closed on a refinancing of its largest solar portfolio: Tahoe. The 46.9 megawatt portfolio, one of the largest independent C&I solar portfolios in the U.S., was acquired from ATN International, Inc. subsidiary Ahana Renewables. Lenders for the $85.7 million financing that matures in 2026 are Santander Bank, N.A. andRead More — Solar Builder magazine