Sara Rafalson
September 27, 2012
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Sol Systems’ CEO, Yuri Horwitz, and Dan Yonkin, Director of Regulatory Affairs, were published in the September 2012 issue of the Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits. In the article, New Markets: Tax Credit Equity and Solar Energy Development, Horwitz and Yonkin detail the tremendous
investment opportunity that solar energy can provide for tax credit investors.
“The roughly 10 million solar panels installed this year could generate over $3 billion in tax credits. A central question facing the industry is who will step up to make the tax equity investment necessary to monetize the credits.”
Sol Systems is currently seeking 1 MW+ solar projects on behalf of our tax equity partners. Project developers with sponsor equity and have access to term and construction debt to utilize tax equity are preferred. If you have projects that seeking a tax credit investor, please contact dan@solsystemscompany.com.
About Sol Systems
Sol Systems is a solar finance firm and a leader in financial innovation in the renewable energy industry. Since its inception in 2008, Sol Systems has partnered with 350 solar installers and developers to bring over 3,200 solar projects from conception to completion by offering innovative financing solutions for residential, commercial, and utility-scale projects.
Sol Systems’ financing programs catalyze investments for a broad set of solar projects by simplifying their origination, diligence, and financing processes. Developers seeking financing for solar projects can access over $2.5 billion in capital through the Sol Systems investor network.
In addition to providing financing, Sol Systems also offers project due diligence, deal structuring, and asset management services – all designed to reduce overhead and transaction costs and quicken project development timelines.
For more information, please visit www.solsystemscompany.com.
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