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TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

Nasdaq: SUUN

GM! Jeff here (If you’re a Bullseye member please stay tuned for my Pick dropping at 9:20am).

Now…

Sixty years ago, Rolls-Royce bought out an airplane engine manufacturer called Bristol Siddeley.

They soon found out they got much more than they bargained for.

Instead of just making money selling airplanes, Bristol Siddeley wanted to make money for every hour those planes were in flight.

So, they’d been experimenting with a brand-new revenue model they called “Power by the Hour.”

With the new model, they offered service contracts to customers, charging them per hour of flight time.

Customers wanted the peace of mind offered by the plan, and Bristol got to build stronger relationships with customers — a win-win. Revenue soared. 💰

But most importantly, Bristol gained long-term, recurring revenue. In fact…

The Power by the Hour program now constitutes more than half of Rolls-Royce’s revenue.

I’ve identified a company bringing the Power by the Hour model to a new sector: solar.

And like Rolls-Royce, it’s set to yield profit margins and revenue that make the company a success in the solar industry.

This company has been working on their Power by the Hour roadmap for the past decade — and all the pieces are falling into place right now.

They’re about to take the last step in their journey to real profitability.

As you’ll read below, this is the inflection point in their “overnight” solar success story.

And investors paying close attention have an opportunity to consider.

SolarBank (SUUN:Nasdaq)

An “Overnight Success” a Decade in the Making

👉  SUUN is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

In October 2023, SolarBank began implementing the fourth and final phase of its roadmap: becoming an Independent Power Producer (IPP).  

Reaching the elusive IPP phase unlocks maximum value from a solar company by enabling it to own facilities that generate and sell electric power.

Without it, solar companies are reliant on one-off revenue — and growth is limited.

With it, SolarBank receives recurring revenue that can be used for long term strong growth.

SolarBank already builds out all its own solar projects, then sells them. That gives it an advantage as it expands into the IPP space.

They know which projects are the most likely to see strong profitability in the marketplace.

So SolarBank can build the best projects… then keep them and make money off them for decades.

That’s exactly what they did last year with Solar Flow-Through Funds. They had built many of the company’s projects and knew just how much revenue the contracts were generating. 

“SolarBank was actively involved in the construction of many of Solar Flow-Through’s projects and knows the assets well. They all have long term government power purchase agreements at favorable rates that continue into the next decade.” – SolarBank CEO Richard Lu

So they bought the whole company.

Every time SUUN completes another solar power plant, it has the option to just keep owning it and generating from it as an IPP.

The company’s IPP portfolio has already grown to more than 30MW.

The over $100M in assets is expected to generate $15M in long term revenue.

And SolarBank is just getting started.

Making It Rain From the Sun

Already — in just Q1 2025 — SolarBank has gone from almost nothing in ‘Power by the Hour’ revenue to $4M from the solar and storage facilities it owns.

This graph shows the entire SolarBank business plan — and the payoff in the pipeline:

· From 2013-2017, the company learned development.

· From 2018-2023, it learned engineering, procurement, and construction.

·  Now, it’s moving strongly into IPP.

Revenue doubled in 2023, from $10M to $19M.

Then it more than doubled in 2024, from $19M to $58M.

That’s what a Bristol-Siddeley plane taking off looks like.

And management has an over 1 GW pipeline to continue to support growth for the next 3-4 years.

It’s a virtuous cycle, with the model providing both immediate cash flow from projects that are sold and long-term recurring revenue from projects that are held as IPP assets.

As SUUN secures financing, it is able to bring new SolarBank IPP projects online, with a handful expected throughout 2025.

SolarBank’s foray into the IPP market, alongside its vertically integrated approach, has set it up for huge growth in the next few years.

And it’s intent on growing through both organic growth and strategic M&A — as seen in their Solar Flow-Through Funds acquisition.

As with Rolls-Royce, there is real value in the two-tier revenue model:

1. Fee-based income from development, construction, operations and maintenance, and

2. Asset-based income from owned assets.

While other solar companies hunt and beg for work, SolarBank has built out more than 100MW in projects so far.

And it has a large 1GW+ pipeline of contracted projects it plans to execute in the next 3-5 years.

Look for SolarBank to become a player in the renewable energy sector based on stable, predictable long-term IPP contracts.

Anyone paying attention to SUUN just might find that they get much, much more than they bargained for.

Of course every project comes with challenges…

SolarBank still has to navigate permits and interconnection approvals, secure financing, and manage potential battery and solar panel degradation over time. Shifting government policies on incentives could also pose risks.

SolarBank has a 10+ year track record managing these risks and it is well positioned for the future.

Be sure to do your own research on SUUN. And of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner, remembering that trading is very risky. Nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

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