Pardee Renewable Energy LLC Invests $15.2 Million in Virginia Solar PV Systems

Reuters07-29
Pardee Renewable Energy LLC Invests $15.2 Million in Virginia Solar PV Systems

Pardee Renewable Energy LLC, a subsidiary of Pardee Resources Company, has announced a significant investment in renewable energy. The company has agreed to invest $15.2 million for a 90% equity interest in four renewable energy partnerships. These partnerships plan to install solar photovoltaic (PV) systems with a combined capacity of 4.6 MW on the rooftops of nine public schools in Roanoke, Virginia. The investment will be partially financed by $8.3 million in commercial bank loans at the partnership level and qualifies for federal investment tax credits. The solar PV systems are expected to be operational by the fourth quarter of 2025. Pardee Renewable Energy LLC is collaborating with Secure Solar Futures, a Virginia-based solar developer, on this project, which will enhance the company's Alternative Energy Division portfolio.

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