"SunEdison may have sold off most of the assets in the developed or rapidly developing solar power markets, but the company seems to hold on to assets that represent significant premium over other global assets."
"The solar power plant will receive a tariff of 17¢/kWh for a period of 20 years on a ‘no power, no payment’ basis."
"This tariff is at a massive premium to the competitive tariffs seen in India and the world over. Competitive solar power tariffs have fallen to the record low of 2.42¢/kWh."
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