GUELPH, Ontario, Canada, November 15, 2017 — Recurrent Energy, LLC («Recurrent Energy»), a wholly owned subsidiary of Canadian Solar Inc. («Canadian Solar» or the «Company»)(NASDAQ: CSIQ), today announced it has closed on a combined construction loan and
construction letter of credit facility for the 20 MWac / 28 MWp Gaskell West 1 solar power project.
KeyBank N.A. provided the construction loan and
construction letter of credit facility for the project, while KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc. acted as lead arranger for the deal.
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Wells Fargo, as the private
construction lender for the project, issued a $ 72 million
letter of credit to enhance the tax - exempt bonds, and made an $ 8.3 million
construction loan.
During the
construction period, JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A is providing a
letter of credit, including interest, in the amount
of $ 15,716,038.
A Texas wind project (27 MW) reported on «the books» with an asset value
of $ 31.4 million was offered $ 13 million in cash but $ 11 million goes to pay off a
Letter of Credit which was drawn on due to failure to meet project
construction deadlines and the remaining $ 2 million goes to the project's vendors.
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