Canadian Solar Projects K.K, a completely-owned subsidiary of module provider Canadian Solar, has announced a credit score facility’s renewal. The credit facility has been made available via a syndicate of 4 finance and leasing establishments, led with the aid of Sumitomo Mitsui Finance and Leasing Company, Limited (SMFL). The company intends to utilize the credit extension facility to develop extra extraordinary solar strength projects in Japan, it stated in a statement. According to the business enterprise, it has brought over 32 GW of modules to clients in over 150 nations worldwide over the past 18 years.
A release from Canadian Solar similarly knowledgeable that the existing credit score facility was expanded from JPY 4.Zero billion ($36 million) to JPY 5.35 billion ($48 million), scheduled to mature in March 2022. “Since 2018, as a testimony to Canadian Solar’s deep-running experience and credit score energy, we have effectively raised JPY sixteen billion ($one hundred forty-five million) of bendy capital sources at favorable rates from our dating Japanese lenders. We fee the continued help of SMFL and our syndicate group of finance leasing establishments,” Dr. Shawn Qu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Canadian Solar, said in a media announcement.
Mercom said lately that Canadian Solar had received a fifty-one % stake in two sun energy projects of Suzlon Energy with 15 MW ability every in Telangana. According to Mercom’s India Solar Project Tracker, Canadian Solar gained the bid to expand eighty MW of grid-related sun projects in Maharashtra within the 450 MW sun public sale performed by way of the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) beneath the viability gap investment (VGF) application beneath National Solar Mission (NSM) Phase-II, Batch-IV, Tranche-III.
Later, Canadian Solar offered the 80 MW (108 MW DC) grid-related sun venture in Maharashtra. The sale became in keeping with Canadian Solar’s policy of growing a few initiatives to show off their module talents and then selling them off.
