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Macquarie Asset Management and Sol Systems have jointly invested $85 million in support of the construction and operation of five utility-scale solar projects in Illinois and Ohio. 

Macquarie provided the investment on a fully bilateral basis in the form of a six-year term loan facility. The facility is subordinated to senior debt and tax equity and is secured against Sol Systems’ ownership interest in the underlying projects.

The projects are expected to complete construction by next year. A software services provider has signed a long-term PPA for the project’s total power.

“We are excited about the beginning of our partnership with Sol Systems,” says Macquarie’s Harlan Cherniakt.

“The investment aligns with our strategy of providing customized capital structure solutions to top-tier financial partners, strategic infrastructure sponsors and their portfolio companies, as well as our ongoing commitment to accelerate the decarbonization of the U.S. power and transmission grid.”

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Every day, our nation’s face is pushed a little bit further into the toilet.

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Gotta love the creativity, and certainly the sentiment, that is captured by the artist whose work we see here.

In reality, however, Lady Liberty should be depicted sitting with slumped shoulders, tears rolling down her cheeks.

There has never been a moment anything like the present in U.S. history.  A sociopathic criminal in the White House, bolstered by traitors in both Congress and the Supreme Court.

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It’s always encouraging to see the emergence of another brilliant astrophysicist into our culture — not that his message here is particularly encouraging.

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