Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc V.GRB

Shareholders

[windyguy]

I have been a shareholder for several years, and Jeff answers all my questions.  Call him. He said the following:

 

1. The $1 billion in savings is the wholesale cost delta between our PBJL price and the cost PREPA pays to burn fossil fuels in its energy mix.

 

2. Uncle Sam now pays for 40% of the project vs. 30% previously because of the new IRA Inflation Reduction Act subsidies for renewable energy.

 

3. Technology improvements in yield plus highest highest solar radiation on the island

 

4. Completely unique 2 to 1 DC to AC ratio, which means the solar farm runs at 80MWac peak for several hours longer than a peak of one minute of 80MWac if the ratio was the standard 1.2 to 1.

Battery stores the excess and sells at peak.

 

The Governor has written to the United States Senate and stated the language of the Tranche contracts are not financeable to lenders regardless of price increase

[PartlyCloudy]

Thanks, Windyguy. With that 2 to 1 ratio, the interconnect will be humming pretty much from dawn til dusk. I believe the original plan was a 144 MWh battery, scaling up to 320 MWh over time. I'm not sure how much load balancing it can do on that part of the island, but still looks promising. As I understand it, the tax credits can be sold to a third party as soon as the project is actually

[SvenVandeBroek]

The battery storage capacity (for the 80MWAC Montalva project) is 32 MW for 4 hours or 128MWh of energy storage IMO.

[Frosch1]

How many kWh per year can be sold?