Investing In Solar

The solar asset space provides fertile ground for investors seeking compelling risk-adjusted returns.  With respect to real estate and other infrastructure, solar project investments compare favorably from both a risk and return perspective.

Solar will become a dominant source of new electricity generation domestically and globally. Significant customer demand and falling costs continue to fuel the expansion and emergence of solar as a recognized investment class. Solar capacity is projected to increase 2.5X to more than 375 gigawatts over the next five years, representing nearly $500 billion in solar investment opportunities. We see a tremendous pipeline and significant investor demand for many years to come.

Governmental interest, in the form of federal, state and local incentives, most notably the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 have accelerated - and will continue to accelerate - investment in solar.

Solar assets within the United States are especially attractive for investors because they are dollar-denominated, hard assets, not correlated to the stock market, as well as relatively insulated from inflation.  As such, investment in solar has caught the attention of institutional investment banks, sovereign wealth funds and family offices as evidenced by significant allocation of resources to solar.

The solar industry remains a growing multibillion-dollar market for investors, customers, and entrepreneurs, but it is also a complex one involving multi-layered governmental, legal, financial and other considerations.   New investors must be strategic in how they venture into this exciting market.  Tsuga offers a platform to those interested in this opportunity.