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Financing U.S. Renewable Energy Projects Through Public Capital Vehicles: Qualitative and Quantitative Benefits

Financing U.S. Renewable Energy Projects Through Public Capital Vehicles: Qualitative and Quantitative Benefits

Full Title:  Financing U.S. Renewable Energy Projects Through Public Capital Vehicles: Qualitative and Quantitative Benefits
Author(s):  Michael Mendelsohn and David Feldman
Publisher(s):  National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Publication Date: April 1, 2013
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Description (excerpt):

The article discusses how financing renewable energy (RE) projects via capital raised through public markets (public capital) offers the potential to substantially increase the availability, and lower the cost, of investment that is critical to continued industry growth. Public capital represents securities that are regularly traded and priced by the market, including stocks, bonds, and various investment vehicles that are designed to pool a collection of assets that have payment streams.

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