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Development

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developed and/or acquired

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developed and/or acquired across 11 states

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combined development experience & expertise

Syncarpha has been incredibly successful at understanding the complexities and risks of different renewable energy markets, enabling the Company to make strategic and calculated development decisions and deploying capital to maximize risk adjusted returns. By closely monitoring markets throughout the U.S., Syncarpha predicts and proactively enters new markets judiciously, rather than reacting only after programs and policies are fully established. This strategy allows the Company to secure attractive projects prior to markets becoming oversaturated.

Prior to entering any market, Syncarpha performs a careful evaluation to analyze the business case and market opportunity:

Analyze proposed or existing guidelines and regulations to understand the market structure; prefer markets with specific defined incentives vs. competitive solicitation; prefer markets with virtual net metering due to availability of quality offtake; prefer markets that require development to secure allocation.

Consider the tax regime (sales; personal and real property) in the market to determine whether tax agreements will be necessary and are available.

Study interconnection requirements to understand grid saturation and availability of distribution circuit and substation capacity.

Ensure there are not statewide or countywide permitting challenges and determine strategy (Ex. the Maine Department of Environmental Protection has a preference for 20 acre sites).

Analyze the proposed or existing regulation to understand structure of the market; prefer markets with specific defined incentives vs. competitive solicitation; prefer markets with virtual net metering due to availability of quality offtake; prefer markets that require development to secure allocation.

Consider the tax regime (sales; personal and real property) in the market to determine whether tax agreements will be necessary and are available.

Study interconnection requirements to understand grid saturation and availability of distribution circuit and substation data.

Ensure there are not statewide or countywide permitting challenges and determine strategy (Ex. the Maine Department of Environmental Protection has a preference for 20 acre sites).

Development Case Studies

Since inception, Syncarpha has developed and/or acquired, built or is currently under construction with 46 projects, totaling 181 MW DC across 11 states. Syncarpha has experience in developing and executing on a wide variety of unique and challenging project types, including environmentally troubled sites with a focus on the distributed generation solar market which encompasses the commercial and industrial, community solar and small utility scale solar markets.

Site Acquisition