Good analogy, but it works out to approx half those figures....
the sun isn't consistently as strong throughout a 10 hour period...They explained it to me as 2 shoulders on the energy curve, which gradually ramp up to approx 1:00pm in the afternoon, when the sun is the hottest, and hold strong horizontally for a few hours before tapering off again......these are the hours when most ppl/companies use their air conditioning and power for factories, etc, and are considered "peak hours" where the utilities charge the highest premiums for hydro...
....each 250kw system generates approx $300k per year, based on the average amount of sunlight. The Aim inverter turns on at 120v, oppose to 220 volts, therefore is able to turn on earlier in the morning and turn off later in the evening than "ALL" conventional inverters, harvesting 30% more over a 24 hour cycle...this is significant, and its REAL.
At $300k per annum, each average 250kw (35-40k square foot rooftop) will generate a total of $6mil over 20 years....
They have "well over" 100 rooftops in "Ontario" in their cue right now, and have recently ramped up their sales team, ...if they were able to get over 100 with their existing sales team, it could very well be the ramp up could holp the get the 300 they set out for, maybe even more... .... They believe they now have the largest sales team in North America with commerical rooftop solar as their focus. They are partnered with Cushman & Wakefiled, who is the largest commercial real estate company in Canada, and second largest in North America (therefore when the U.S starts to introduce lucrative FIT programs, look out America)....
Although many of their projects might be under 250kw, (i.e.-150kw, 20 k s/f, etc) many are well over 250kw (i.e.- 500 kw -- 100k s/f and bigger)...
100 rooftops on average will generate $600 mil total, therefore 300 rooftops would generate $1.8 billion over 20 years, guaranteed by the government....what other industry has 20 year secured revenues ????
The company has not yet discussed their involvement in huge ground mount projects, nor have they discussed any progress on the wind side, or projects in Europe and/or India... When i spoke to them, they told me they will only discuss plans/progress in wind and/or other areas/countries once they have shown the public a couple of completed rooftop projects in Ontario, which makes total sense....no point in talking any more about what "They want to do, or will do" until they have proven what "they do do".
There is a huge potential here, as they make their way onto a larger, more reputable exchange....this could easily be a billion dollar company in the very near future....guys, this distributed generation model of producing clean electricity is the way of the future....
They have a former VP of Scotiabank (Canada's third largest bank, the Former COO of Storage Tek (a $2.3 billion company), and the Former CEO of Ford Motors Int'l on their team.....despite what bashers want to try to say, this is going to the moon, IMHO, otherwise these heavy weights would not have gotten involved...This is a new business model is the hottest sector in the world right now... You tell me, Whats the liklihood of this all star team being able to bring in some hefty institutional buying once it uplists ?(right now no funds can touch it cuz of the pink listing)
It holds at $1.50, with a 69 mil market cap, after having the shorts manipulate/pressure it for months, but yet it still holds, and all this is pre revenues, and pre construction....the shorts will likely back right off as soon as S-1 is approved, in fear of what is to come...this alone could cause it to pop.
It had a high of $4.83 on vapor,....can you imagine what its going to do once it uplists and completes a few projects, and shows revenues/financials ? This is the real deal, that true one in a million pink (but not for long)
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