Project Finance
Project finance with Avisi Energy, Ltd. is essentially about financing only the energy project while protecting the other assets a company might have. Whether it is a Direct Loan a Energy Lease, PPA or ESA, we have your goals and your best interests in mind. Avisi Energy works with a set of dedicated correspondent energy finance concerns that effectively integrate into our clients financial operations and base their investment decisions congruent with the utility or appliance capabilities. Avisi Energy’s proprietary underwriting will provide the projet sponsor with prevailing Payback, Return (IRR) and Net Present Value to help determine project viability.
Self-Funded
Solar Loan
PPA/Lease
PACE
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While third-party options remain, the most popular methods of financing commercial solar systems, plummeting equipment costs, and continued attractive tax incentives have resulted in many commercial customers choosing to purchase their systems outright. A cash transaction is a common choice for businesses with a substantial tax appetite who wish to take direct advantage of the 2020 26% Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and accelerated depreciation.
A Solar Loan is also a comon choice for businesses with substaintial tax appetite that wish to take advantage of the 26% Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and accelerated depreciation. These owners, though, are seeking the higest available percentage returns looking at short-term ITC/Depreciation utilization, long-term cash flows and energy cost stability. Companies using debt should be comfortable with the higher balance sheet leverage.
The PPA & Solar Lease are currently the most popular option and are a great choice for businesses with liited tax appetite. With this structure the financier/owner pays for the system equipment and installation, and maintains ownership of the system throughout the tax warranty period. The customer (facility owner then purchases the power generated at a lower-than-utility rate for the agreement term. Advantages for the business include no upfront or maintenance costs, and no performance risk if the system breaks down or fails to work properly due to lousy weather. These structures are ideal for high consumption businesses.
PACE plans are mechanisms through which solar systems can be financed by means of a loan that is repaid via a property tax assessment. They allow state and local governments to fund the costs of projects which are then paid back over terms of up to 25 years. The key to PACE is that its assessment is a debt on the property itself, not the property owner giving lenders significant collateral to make a funding approval.