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As stated by the FMO, the funding objective of this investment is to satisfy a near-term capital need to start construction (and continue development) of advanced solar projects in EELA's pipeline. FMO provides equity funding for an investment up to USD 15mln. This investment supports small- and medium-sized enterprises in greening their energy consumption.
This opportunity fits well with FMO's Private Equity Energy strategy of pursuing impactful, 100% Green-labelled investments within the energy transition and increasing LAC exposure, one of the core geographies within FMO's investment mandate. The platform addresses the growing energy need in the region, while providing affordable and stable energy sources. Ultimately, the increase of distributed energy capacity plays a crucial role in reducing dependency on carbon-intense energy sources. This transaction contributes to local job creation and provision of clean & affordable energy.
As SALA will realize rooftop and ground-mount captive solar photovoltaic installations at the sites of C&I off-takers, the risks to be mitigated may vary by site but will not involve risks related to land acquisition and land-use change.
The FMO categorized the project risk as B+.
As stated by the IDB Invest, Entoria Energy Latin America ("EELA" or "Entoria") and FMO will co-invest in Solar Assets Latin America Pte ("SALA"). SALA is a vehicle that has been established to hold solar assets developed by EELA. EELA is an established as a pan Latin America & Caribbean ("LAC") distributed solar energy developer, a subsidiary of Entoria Energy Group, a privately held global developer, investor and operator with a leading track record in distributed solar across Europe, Asia and LAC. EELA's assets are predominantly located in Colombia, with the remainder of the exposure comprising of Ecuador, Panama and Mexico. The off-takers of the platform are creditworthy Commercial & Industrial ("C&I") clients across the region under long-term Power Purchase Agreements.
Private Actor 1 | Private Actor 1 Role | Private Actor 1 Sector | Relation | Private Actor 2 | Private Actor 2 Role | Private Actor 2 Sector |
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- | - | - | - | Entoria Energy Pte Ltd | Client | Energy |
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Client - Entoria Energy Pte Ltd:
Address: #13-01 City House, 36 Robinson Road, Singapore – 068877
Email: info@entoriaenergy.com
Website: www.entoriaenergy.com
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