$920,000 USD Received by PowerBank in Closing of Term Conversion of Financing for Geddes Project

Core Viewpoint - PowerBank Corporation has successfully transitioned its Geddes Project in upstate New York from construction financing to a mini-perm loan, securing $920,000 USD in funding to support its operations and community solar initiatives [1][4]. Financing Details - PowerBank entered into a loan agreement with Seminole Financial Services for an initial amount of $2,600,000 USD, which was utilized to complete the construction of the Geddes Project [2]. - The loan has been converted into a mini-perm loan with a principal amount of $1,695,000 USD and a maturity date set for January 20, 2032 [4]. Project Overview - The Geddes Project is now operational as a community solar project, allowing renters and homeowners to benefit from solar energy without needing to install panels on their properties [5]. - Community solar projects enable participants to earn credits on their electric bills based on the electricity generated by the solar panels [5]. Company Background - PowerBank Corporation focuses on developing and owning renewable and clean energy projects, particularly distributed and community solar projects in North America [7]. - The company has a development pipeline exceeding one gigawatt and has successfully built renewable energy projects with a combined capacity of over 100 megawatts [7]. Partner Information - Seminole Financial Services specializes in financing renewable energy projects and has funded over $3.5 billion in capital for such initiatives across the United States [3][9].