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Financing Renewable Energy Projects and the Potential for Securitization
2011
Overview
The recent U.S. financial crisis caused a significant slow-down in financings across all markets. Nonetheless, government sponsored incentives ensured that the pace of installations of wind and solar renewable energy projects in the U.S. remained robust. Much of this activity was attributable to the introduction of government-backed cash grants in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). ARRA provided developers an alternate incentive in the form of government-backed cash grants for qualifying projects, in lieu of tax credits. In addition to wind power developers, the cash grant program also has benefitted solar power developers and integrators. The combination of tax and cash incentives has resulted in a boom in the number of solar installations in the U.S. In the last couple of years, projects that are of sufficient credit quality have been able to obtain debt financing both in the bank loan market and the bond market. There are several reasons why solar is a viable candidate for securitization. The solar market has matured over the last few years and there are now originators or developers in the distributed generation sector with a track record and proven ability to originate transactions with customers in both the residential and commercial sectors.
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Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC
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