TerraForm Acquiring 23 Megawatts of Solar Plants From Integrys

(Bloomberg) — TerraForm Power Inc., which owns and
operates power plants built by SunEdison Inc., acquired 23
megawatts of solar capacity from Integrys Energy Group Inc.

TerraForm is paying $45 million and assuming $10 million of
debt to own about two-thirds of 48 projects in six states, the
Bethesda, Maryland-based company said Thursday in a statement.
The deal closed Wednesday.

The solar farms became operational from 2008 to 2013 and
have an average of 15 years remaining on long-term contracts to
sell electricity, according to the statement. Their full
capacity is 34 megawatts.

TerraForm was spun off SunEdison as a yieldco in May of
last year, allowing investors to own the projects and reap
dividends as a shareholder pool.

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Carlos Caminada, Robin Saponar

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