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Financing wind farm energy projects and funding developments of turbine farms is what we do here at EF123.
As a result, jobs and sources of additional income to rural land owners are an
additional benefit to our economy. A huge benefit is this power is generated
without wasting natural resources, causing pollution or creating toxic wastes.
The air moves naturally every day so this source of power is free. Capturing and
economically converting it into generated electricity for the grid or individual
use is the task at hand for developers. This is where we come in.
Funding wind energy farm projects financing developments of turbine farms for
power distribution into the grid is our most common capital request. Developers
usually come to us with their business plan well developed and near "shovel
ready". Strong resumes and financial proformas are obvious elements of a
successful request for capital. Usually, permits are in or nearly in place and
power purchase agreements are in negotiation. Capital providers require the
latest technologies, triple b credit rated off takers, EPC (Engineering,
Procurement, Construction) companies and credit grade Operations and Maintenance
(O&M) providers. Please click
here to request a quick review and analysis of your wind farm energy project for
financing development funding.
At EF123, options for financing developments for wind farm energy projects include
funding models that can include debt and or equity. Up to 100% debt
capitalization is available for qualified business plans. Other options include
up to 100% loan to cost / value utilizing debt in conjunction with equity. A
typical ratio is 75/25 debt to equity but can vary depending the opportunity.
Wind energy farm development projects require financing and funding. This is not as
challenging a task as you might
think if you have the right representation. Purchasing or
developing turbine farms can be done with 100% debt and or equity as mentioned. This means minimal capital
requirements from the developers. On the 100% debt only
programs, payment moratoriums for up to 4
years allow for positive cash flow stabilization before servicing
the debt. Some lenders
do not require that the physical assets be liened or held up as security
for the loan. 100% debt means the developers keep all of the
equity for themselves. Even the tax credits are retained by the
developers. Amortization schedules of up to 20 years provide for
optimized cash flow opportunities.
We have been utilizing the power of air motion
for centuries. Only within the last few decades has financing wind
energy projects funding farm developments for power generation to the
grid become a profitable for developers and investors. Mills of old
were used to replace animal power for grinding grains and pumping water.
Today, turbines are used to harness the power of the air movement to generate electricity
for homes, factories and businesses. Turbines, like the mills of
old, are mounted on tall towers of about 100 feet or more above
ground
to capture the most power for electric generation. At that height, they
can take advantage of the faster and less turbulent currents. Turbines catch
power with their propeller like blades often compared to aircraft
wings and are usually three blades mounted on a shaft or rotor. A blade acts much like an airplane wing
in that when the currents move, a pocket of low pressure air forms on the
leeward side of the blade. This
low pressure air pocket pulls the blade toward it causing the rotor to
turn in a generator creating electricity.
Once land is secured in one manner or another plus other early stage
development requirements, the financing for funding your wind farm energy projects
can begin. While land lease contracts can vary greatly, a reasonable estimate
for income to a farmer of landowner from a single utility grade turbine is about
$3,000 a year. On a site of approximately 250 acres, with income from turbines
at about $55 an acre, the annual lease income could be around $14,000 with no
more than 2 to 3 acres removed from crop production. Turbine farms can
invigorate the economies of rural as well as other communities by providing
steady cash flow through lease or royalty income to landowners. This obviously increases the
landowner's personal income and helps to
stimulate the local economy. Landowners can host turbines with little or no
intrusion on crop or livestock production.
We at EF123 look forward to working with you on moving your development
forward. We will assist in packaging and presenting your business plan to the
lenders and investors that are experienced, professional and competent in these
niche energy markets. In this world it's not only what you know but who you know
that makes the difference in getting capital funded. The field of alternative
power is exciting and definitely here to stay. In order
to obtain capital for these developments, certain things need to happen in
certain ways. That's where we at EF123 come in. Our experience in raising
capital puts us above the crowd and sets us apart. We have the sources and know
how to present your business plan in such a was as to have them say "yes". You need dependable and knowledgeable
consultants with Direct or Email rcarson@pmfohio.com
access to the capital market sources. The partners at EF123 have the experience needed to lead you through the
otherwise difficult
process. Our mission is to advise, consult and
provide capital to an emerging business by balancing today’s turbine technologies with the enhanced technologies
of the future.
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