Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Sun Power Company

This is a basic plan.  Lots more to add:


Executive Summary

The plan is to deliver alternative power to existing electric grids on a country basis with separate companies for each country or jurisdiction.  Solar power is viable financially and has about a 4 year return on investment.  That is a financing issue that is solved with this plan.  

A public company is created to work with the existing electricity grid and government authorities.  It can raise capital in a public offering and issue common stock to land owners in exchange for the use of their land or roof tops.  This is not a lease, it is a contractual relationship of allowing space on the land or building for solar panels and related equipment.  The solar panels would be owned and maintained by the company with the company having no rights to the land or building.

Preferred stock offers voting rights without dividends and can be distributed to relevant parties, such as the electrical grid organization, governmental authorities and any relevant local authority or structures.  This allows local authorities to maintain a controlling interest if there become issues with the local management of the power system.

These companies are separate entities bound by local laws and regulations.  In the United States, there are 50 states plus territories, so there would be ~60 separate companies each organized under the laws of the relevant state.  As every country has unique laws and regulations, each countries' company(s) would be unique.

Solar power and other alternatives are distributed, so these companies must also be distributed.

In the United States alone, 60 companies require at least 1000 managers and executives.  There is no legal connection among the various companies.  They might have an open conference on a regular basis.

Other countries, such as Thailand, might have 1 company.


That is initial corporate structure and I am looking for people to get involved.

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