Upper Loveland C

US$100.00
Limited Availability

Total Project Cost: $397,440

Early Stage Deal
ROI : 142%-266%
System Size : 842.4 kW

The Upper Loveland Solar Project, developed by Norwich Upper Loveland Solar LLC, is located in Norwich, Vermont—a community with strong household income levels, a stable tax base, and proximity to Dartmouth College in nearby Hanover, New Hampshire. This favorable setting supports the project’s financial stability and long-term success. The project features an 864 kW solar system that directly contributes to Vermont’s Tier II renewable energy targets, part of the state’s plan to achieve 90% renewable energy by 2050. By generating clean, in-state power, the project helps reduce dependence on fossil fuel imports while aligning with Vermont’s aggressive renewable energy policies. While the project may not participate directly in programs such as the Standard Offer Program or net-metering, it benefits from the state’s supportive environment for small-scale renewable projects. Vermont’s Public Utility Commission (PUC) plays a key role by ensuring fair access to the grid, prioritizing cost-effectiveness, and valuing environmental benefits in its regulatory framework.

Total Project Cost: $397,440

Early Stage Deal
ROI : 142%-266%
System Size : 842.4 kW

The Upper Loveland Solar Project, developed by Norwich Upper Loveland Solar LLC, is located in Norwich, Vermont—a community with strong household income levels, a stable tax base, and proximity to Dartmouth College in nearby Hanover, New Hampshire. This favorable setting supports the project’s financial stability and long-term success. The project features an 864 kW solar system that directly contributes to Vermont’s Tier II renewable energy targets, part of the state’s plan to achieve 90% renewable energy by 2050. By generating clean, in-state power, the project helps reduce dependence on fossil fuel imports while aligning with Vermont’s aggressive renewable energy policies. While the project may not participate directly in programs such as the Standard Offer Program or net-metering, it benefits from the state’s supportive environment for small-scale renewable projects. Vermont’s Public Utility Commission (PUC) plays a key role by ensuring fair access to the grid, prioritizing cost-effectiveness, and valuing environmental benefits in its regulatory framework.

Project Summary

Cash Purchase Price$397,440.00
Year 1 Benefit$432,205.00
Federal Investment Tax Credits$197,510.00
Federal Depreciation$207,057.00
State Depreciation Y1$18,829.00
State Depreciation Y2-Y6$75,317.00
Project Cash Flow$557,161.00
Total Overall Benefit$1,055,875.00
Assumptions
Federal Marginal Tax Rate
Based on your taxable income, we have estimated your Federal Rate to be 37%.
37%
State Marginal Tax Rate
Based on your taxable income, we have estimated your State Rate to be 14.3% (calculated based on California tax rates).
14%
Investment Tax Credit Rate40%
Depreciation
Total Federal Depreciation Deduction
The Total Depreciation you will be allowed to deduct from your income on your Federal Taxes.
$559,613.00
Total State Depreciation Deduction
The Total Depreciation you will be allowed to deduct from your income on your State Taxes.
$658,369.00
Year 1 State Depreciation Tax Benefits
The amount you will save on your State Taxes as a result of your first year Depreciation Deduction.
$18,829.00
Year 2-5 State Depreciation Tax Benefits
The amount you will save on your State Taxes as a result of your remaining Depreciation Deduction.
$75,317.00
Total Depreciation Benefits For Project
The total amount you will save on your taxes over the first 6 years from your Depreciation Deduction.
$301,203.00
Cash Flow
Solar Agreement Escalator
Rate of Expected Cash Flow growth per year.
5.50%
Year 1 Cash Flow
Solar Revenue expected to be received after expenses during year 1.
$8,809.00
Cash Flow Time Horizon
Minimum hold period 6 Years up to 35 Years.
6-35 years
Total Project Cash Flow
Expected net amount to be received from Solar Revenue during the 35 years hold period.
$557,161.00