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These are all great questions - so far we've worked with accredited investors to place $100K+ solar facilities while we've built our product. They are basically
by yepnopemaybe 4y ago
These are all great questions - so far we've worked with accredited investors to place $100K+ solar facilities while we've built our product. They are basically beta testers while de get out design, software, payments integrations, etc going.
We answered those questions for accredited, for everyday retail investors it will depend on the solar facility we select and the financial structuring design.
- adenner 4y agoGreat questions, lacking in answers... would you care to share what you expect the answers to be? It is hard to get on board with the number of unanswered questions.
- kingcharles 4y agoTell me you don't want to answer the questions without telling me you don't want to answer the questions...
- yepnopemaybe 4y agoHappy to answer any questions. The fact is that financial return will depend on the risk profile - which we will depend on factors like a) Will the investor take on construction risk b) Will the facility be insured c) Who is the power customer (off taker) how creditworthy are they, and what are the terms? d) Will the financing include tax equity incentives and how will they be distributed. These questions are all a matter of design and pragmatism. I want the financial design to be as considered as, and will integrated to, the user experience design.
- seunosewa 4y agoLooks like you're not yet ready for retail investors?
- guerrilla 4y agoI really wanted to take you seriously but that's impossible if you won't answer any fo these simple questions. This is a real bad look that does not inspire confidence.
- _eht 4y agoThey even numbered them for you...
- anakaine 4y ago100k+ facilities is a bold claim. Do you mean panels? How many panels does the average facility have?
- yepnopemaybe 4y agoSorry, I meant $100K
- freemint 4y agoOuch.
- maerF0x0 4y agoNever mind my peer's noise. Thanks for helping me understand where you're at. I kinda guessed that this really was a launch testing kind of scenario where you'd check for demand before fully "finishing" the offering. No problem, it's a good idea to do research before sinking your life into something no one wants. I dont know if you heard of or followed sweater ventures. But this kinda feels like a similar niche, but w/ a solar angle instead of VC .