Finanzierung für Photovoltaik-Großprojekt von Sun Edison
Der US-Solarkonzern Sun Edison hat Investoren für eine großen Solaranlage mit 50,7 Megawatt Leistungskapazität in Chile gewonnen. Lesen Sie dazu die Original-Mitteilung des Unternehmens.
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EverStream Energy Capital Management And Claro Y Asociados Provide Equity Financing For Largest Merchant Solar Power Plant In Latin America, Developed By SunEdison
Belmont, California - EverStream Energy Capital Management LLC ("EverStream"), an investment firm that specializes in energy infrastructure, today announced that a group of investors, led by EverStream and Claro y Asociados ("Claro"), and including SunEdison, has recently closed on the 50.7 MWp solar power plant (known as "San Andres") located in the Atacama Region of Chile, near the city of Copiapo.
SunEdison developed the San Andres project, which reached commercial operation on March 14th, 2014, and will retain a partial equity position. It is the largest merchant solar power plant in Latin America and one of the largest such plants in the world.
In November, 2013, the project received $100.4 million in non-recourse debt financing from the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the U.S. Government's development finance institution, and International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group. In addition to the debt financing provided by OPIC and IFC, the project received a Chilean peso denominated VAT facility from Rabobank equivalent to US $25.6 million. This landmark transaction was awarded the 2013 Latin American Solar Project Finance Deal of the Year by Euromoney's ProjectFinance Magazine.
San Andres is distributing energy directly into the Central Interconnected System (SIC) and selling the energy on a merchant basis, with prices determined by the spot market instead of a long term off-take contract. The peak coincidence of solar irradiance and spot electricity prices makes solar PV a competitive alternative to traditional energy sources.
"Closing financing on the San Andres project is another important milestone as we continue to build our solar power project portfolio," said PJ Lee, Managing Partner of EverStream Energy Capital Management. "As one of the largest solar merchant power plants in the world, this project will bring advanced solar generation technologies and advanced operation and management practices to Chile, while having a significant positive impact on the environment, local businesses and people."
"Our Private Equity team is excited to announce the closing of this project," said Javier Contreras, Managing Director of Claro. "This transaction leveraged Claro's unique combination of industrial and project finance expertise to deliver renewable energy exposure for the sophisticated group of investors involved. We are happy to have had the opportunity to partner with EverStream and SunEdison on this landmark solar project, and look forward to working together in the future."
"As one of Latin America's first merchant solar plants, The San Andres merchant PV plant demonstrates that solar PV is already a competitive energy source in countries like Chile," said Jose Perez, SunEdison Vice President and Head of Europe and Latin America. "This project reinforces SunEdison's leadership in the Latin American renewable energy market and our commitment to clean energy industry development in Chile. We are very pleased to maintain a long term ownership stake in this project alongside our investment partners, including EverStream and Claro."
The investment group was represented by Ashurst LLP, Guerrero Olivos Novoa y Errázuriz, and Philippi Yrarrazaval Pulido & Brunner Ltda. Abogados. SunEdison was represented by Claro & Cia.
About EverStream Energy Capital Management EverStream Energy Capital Management is an investment firm that provides equity and equity linked investments to energy infrastructure projects worldwide and targets areas of the market underserved by most energy and infrastructure funds. The EverStream team consists of professionals with a unique blend of private equity, project finance, asset management, real estate development, fund investment, investment banking and operations experience. In addition to recent activity in Latin America, EverStream has financed over 128 MW of utility-scale solar projects in California and has secured a joint development agreement on over 500 MW in Asia.
About Claro y Asociados Claro y Asociados is a leading financial services company involved in corporate finance advisory and the administration of real and financial assets for individuals, companies and institutions. The Claro team consists of professionals with strong backgrounds in corporate finance, project finance, private equity, asset management, real estate development and corporate management.
About SunEdison, Inc. SunEdison is a global leader in semiconductor and solar technology. SunEdison's semiconductor business has been a pioneer in the design and development of silicon wafer technologies for over 50 years. With R & D and manufacturing facilities in the U.S., Europe and Asia, SunEdison enables the next generation of high performance semiconductor devices. Sun Edison's solar business develops, finances, installs, and operates distributed power plants, delivering predictably priced solar energy and services for its commercial, government and utility customers. Sun Edison's common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol (NYSE:SUNE) To learn more visit www.sunedison.com.
SOURCE SunEdison, Inc.; EverStream Energy Capital Management LLC
EverStream Energy Capital Management, LLC, Michael Grover, Managing Director, +1 (952) 470-3977, mike.grover@everstreamcapital.com, http://www.everstreamcapital.com/; Claro Y Asociados S.A., Javier Contreras, Tel: +562 2499 7600, Email: claro@claroyasociados.cl, http://www.claroyasociados.cl/; SunEdison, Dawn Brister, 407-414-0526, dbrister@sunedison.com, www.sunedison.com
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