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Section 25: Chit Chat Subject: Solar Power Usage Msg# 1110551
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| I'm not sure that helps us understand the economics. Yet it confirms that the bondholders and the syndicator (solar company) still need to be paid, getting their share of funds flow, as compensation for their investments. Seems would also be occurring for the individual homeowners contracts. | ||||||
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: It may not be strictly analogous, but I am in the final stretch of putting together a 20 acre solar array on a capped landfill in NH that I am the custodial trustee for. The bondholders put up the money for the equipment purchase and installation. The power is sold to the local utility. That revenue is split several ways: to the trust as the landlord; to the bondholders as interest/principal payments on the bond; to the syndicator as profit. There are also important tax credits that are divided up between the syndicator and the bond investor according to their agreement. |
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