Share
100% funded by 1187 investors
Decarbonizing Colombia XI
Cundinamarca, Bogotá..., CO
instalment
quarterly
term
4 years
yearly interest
7%
risk rating
B-
Refinancing solar energy for self-consumption.
Description
Recap is a Swedish organization with over 10 years of experience in renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.
This is the fourth campaign of a series of campaigns aimed at refinancing 11 solar energy projects in Colombia, across Risaralda, Cundinamarca, Antioquia, Bogotá, Santander, Atlántico, Quindío. See Decarbonizing Colombia VIII, IX and X.
Recap Energy has financed eleven previous campaigns with GoParity:
- two campaigns to fund solar plants in Brazil Recap Brazil I (our first international project) and Recap Brazil II,
- another to refinance two solar power plants for self-consumption in Colombia,
- seven campaigns to refinance 17 solar energy projects: Decarbonizing Colombia I, II, III, IV, V, VI, and VII as part of a two million euros portfolio.
- two campaigns to finance three micro solar plants in Brazil Microsolar Farm I and II.
The one million euros to be raised through these new campaigns will be used to refinance the following solar energy projects:
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Location
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Client
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Sector
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Capacity kWp
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Pereira (Risaralda)
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Transport & logistics
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20,00
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Bogotá (Cundinamarca)
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Manufacturing industry - plastics and metal packaging
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289,50
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Medellín (Antioquia)
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Furniture Industry
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50,00
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Bogotá (Bogotá)
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Plastics package Industry
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46,00
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Bucaramanga (Santander)
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RODIZZIO CUCUTA
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Restaurant
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44,00
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Barranquilla (Atlántico, Co)
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Hospitals - Clinics
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33,00
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Barranquilla (Atlántico, Co)
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SALUD SOCIAL
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Hospital - Clinics
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128,00
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Armenia (Quindío, Co)
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EDS TEXACO ARMENIA
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Service Station
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86,00
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Barranquilla (Atlántico, Co)
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JUPALE
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Tematic restaurant
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115,00
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Bogotá (Cundinamarca, Co)
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Floriculture
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126,00
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Bogotá (Bogotá, Co)
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Industry - Plastics and metal packaging
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275,00
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See the pictures of the locations bellow:
The Impact
This campaign is one of several to fund the installation of photovoltaic plants in 11 organizations in Colombia.
Direct environmental impact
- Contribution to the decarbonization in Colombia, avoiding CO2 emission: The whole operation is estimated to produce over 1746 MWh of clean and renewable energy per year, avoiding the emission of 679,5 tons of CO2 annually, the equivalent to planting 30.885 trees.
- This campaign will be responsible to fund the production of 393 MWh of clean energy per year and avoid the emission of 152.8 tons of CO2 annually. This would be equivalent to planting 6.949 trees.
- Cost reduction for the final clients: the decentralised energy production through renewable sources, close to the consumption site, helps to avoid distribution costs, making this a more competitive option than reverting to the national grid. Furthermore, the decreased dependency of the company on the national grid, makes it less vulnerable to price fluctuations and fiscal charges. It is estimated by Recap that the energy costs are reduced between 5% and 30% for their end-clients in Colombia.
- Support reduction of energy consumption: through providing services for improvements in energy efficiency use, Recap allows the companies to operate in a more efficient way, allowing around 50% reduction of energy consumption from the grid.
Indirect Impact
- Promotion of solar decentralized energy: with its Solar Funds, Recap enables smaller organizations of many different sectors to transition to renewable energy sources. Through decentralized photovoltaic centrals, the organizations are less dependent on the national grid and improve the country’s clean energy consumption participation.
- Support local companies: Recap partners with Colombian installers, providing them a financial option to clients interested in installing the solar plants. They ensure the companies are aligned with Recap’s values and apply screening criteria for the potential clients. Afterwards Recap makes its own financial and credit analysis.
Impact Indicators
152,88 t
CO2 avoided per year
393
MWh clean energy
Contribution to the Sustainable
Development Goals
Sustainable Development Goals
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Financial viability
The funds raised with these campaigns will be used to refinance 11 solar energy projects. The capital that Recap has invested will be used for further expansion in the Colombian market. Long term PPA (power purchase agreement) contracts will be signed between the promoter (Recap Solar Fund AB VI) and the end clients (identified in the table above). The solar panels installation, operation, and management will be performed by local partners under Recap’s supervision. The promoter will also be the owner of the solar panels, as well as the energy producer and trader. A PPA is a long-term agreement, for the purchase and sale of clean energy established between a renewable energy producer (in this case Recap Solar Fund VI AB) and the entity that consumes electricity (in this example, the companies identified in the table above). The companies will therefore reduce their consumption of energy from the national electricity grid substituting it for the energy from the solar systems. In turn, Recap Solar Fund VI AB will sell the energy from 5% to 30% lower than the client’s retail price, depending on the specifics of each project, after the installation of the panels. After an established period, the panels will become the property of the clients. In exchange for the benefits provided by the solar PV system, the client pays Recap Solar Fund VI AB a monthly fee throughout the contract term. The fee is based on the prices charged by the local utility, over which the client is granted a fixed discount. In this sense, the client will always have a benefit from using the energy from the PV system. The energy that cannot be supplied by the PV system is bought from the grid. The fees paid by the client allow Recap to pay back its investors and cover the operations required for the development and management of the project.
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Guarantees
Pledge agreement on ReCap Solar Fund VI AB shares.
Pledge agreement on the shares of ReCap Solar Colombia II SAS Pledge agreement on the credit rights receivable arising from the savings sharing agreement, which will belong to ReCap Solar Colombia II SAS
The Promoter
About Recap Solar Fund VI AB
The Recap Solar Fund Vi is part of Recap Energy AB, an organization founded in 2010 with the mission to provide flexible, customized, and fully financed clean energy solutions to C&I clients.
Since 2016, Recap has been focused on providing solar-based Energy as a Service (EaaS). The company has its headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden, and subsidiaries in Spain (which also serves the Portuguese market), Colombia and Brazil.
Recap has three main business lines:
- C&I – Rooftop Solar: specialized in solar projects for self-consumption.
- Energy storage with batteries (Battery-as-a-Service): providing a series of benefits for C&I clients, such as peak-shaving, increased available capacity, resilience, and UPS as well as grid services.
- Development of ground-mounted solar PV installations: and providing corporate PPAs to C&I clients.
The company currently has 58 full-time employees.
Recap has 456.3 MW developed or under development in both rooftop and ground-mounted solar PVs and 5.3 MW in energy storage.
The team
William Morales
Mechanical Engineer with extensive experience in leading multidisciplinary teams in areas of energy management from non-conventional sources.
Marco Berggren
More than 17 years of experience implementing and financing clean energy projects globally. Responsible for market strategy execution, partnerships and product development.
Juan Carlo Molinares
Electrical Engineer with 23+ years of experience managing, leading and implementing energy and gas generation and energy trading businesses in Colombia in companies such as ECOPETROL, ENEL and ISAGEN.
Business Model
Recap’s business model is based on sharing the benefits of PV plants with C&I clients. Without any need for investment from the end client, Recap owns, installs, and maintains the solar PV plants. In exchange, the client pays a fee that will always be lower than that of the local utility. The fees paid by the client cover the investments, and operational costs, and provide high and stable returns to investors. The business model was first successfully implemented in Spain. Colombia was the next market and soon after Recap was established in Brazil. Currently, Recap also has operations in Sweden and in Portugal (through its Spanish subsidiary).
Active since
2022
Fiscal country
SE
Operating In
Brazil, Colombia, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.
Industry
Investment
Number of Goparity Loans
7
Women Shareholders
Yes
Updates
2023-02-10
First payment
First instalment was paid to all the investors
2022-11-01
100% funded
1150 investors successfully raised 225.000€
2022-10-18
Open for investment
This campaign will help avoid the emission of 102 tons of CO2 per year
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