A tool designed as an insurance policy for solar-power generation will be used to manage the risk associated with U.S. residential systems for the first time
kWh Analytics, along with Munich Re and MUFG, have just closed on a groundbreaking new structure - the Wind Proxy Hedge structured with the kWh Analytics “Indifference Structure” - for a 59 MW wind project in Maine, developed by Greenbacker Capital Management. Notably, the Wind Proxy Hedge creates a floor on revenues tied to a lack of wind resource and provides lenders with additional cash flows when considering downside debt sizing cases.
Jason Kaminsky, CEO of kWh Analytics, joins Norton Rose Fulbright and the Currents podcast to discuss this year’s Solar Risk Assessment report published by kWh. He summarizes the findings in the report, including risks to the battery energy storage industry. Additionally, for the first time, kWh Analytics has released a full audiobook version of the 2024 Solar Risk Assessment.