What does the company do?
BNRG Hoo Solar is part of the BNRG Renewables group, an established solar PV developer with an extensive portfolio of projects completed across the UK, Europe, the US and Australia.
BNRG Hoo Solar owns and manages a 249kWp solar PV installation situated at Hoo Farm in Kent. This site, completed in 2012, generates green energy from ground mounted solar panels which goes into the UK grid and helps power our homes and businesses. The solar system is accredited for the Feed-in Tariff scheme, which pays a fixed amount (rising annually with inflation) for each unit of electricity generated, plus an additional amount for the electricity exported to the grid. The company can choose to opt out of the export Feed-in tariff and instead agree a contract with an energy supplier when wholesale electricity prices are higher.
Why did the company raise money?
This was the BNRG group’s first investment on Abundance. The money raised by this investment in 2013 refinanced the funding that was used to install the solar PV system situated at Hoo Farm.
How does the company expect to repay the investment?
BNRG Hoo Solar expects to repay investors from the operational revenues it earns over the life of the investment from the solar system.
How is the company making an impact?
BNRG Hoo Solar is helping to increase the amount of renewable energy used in the UK’s electricity grid as we transition to a 100% low carbon energy future.
Key terms
Investment returns are paid every 6 months over the life of the investment (the first period was only 5 months).
The amount returned to investors in each period is linked to the performance of the company in the preceding 6 month period. In each period, the return paid goes first towards repaying an equal instalment of the original capital invested, and anything above that amount in each period will be paid as investment income.
The company can only make an early repayment of the investment in certain circumstances, such as a change of control of the company (for example, if some or all of the company was sold to a new owner) or a regulatory/tax requirement.
See the Debenture Deed for details of all circumstances in which the option for early repayment may be exercised.Documents
Payment schedule
This table gives a breakdown of what has been paid back to date on this investment, based on an example investment of £1,000. The return on this investment is linked to the performance of the project during each return period.
Payment date | Capital repayment | Dividend | Total |
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30 September 2013 | £16.18 | £14.91 | £31.09 |
2 April 2014 | £20.50 | £4.29 | £24.79 |
30 September 2014 | £20.50 | £24.52 | £45.02 |
2 April 2015 | £20.50 | £2.69 | £23.19 |
30 September 2015 | £20.50 | £31.71 | £52.21 |
1 April 2016 | £20.50 | £0.31 | £20.81 |
30 September 2016 | £20.50 | £25.80 | £46.30 |
31 March 2017 | £20.50 | £4.61 | £25.11 |
29 September 2017 | £20.50 | £30.08 | £50.58 |
29 March 2018 | £20.50 | £3.49 | £23.99 |
1 October 2018 | £20.50 | £36.80 | £57.30 |
2 April 2019 | £20.50 | £0.54 | £21.04 |
1 October 2019 | £20.50 | £20.30 | £40.80 |
1 April 2020 | £20.50 | £5.72 | £26.22 |
1 October 2020 | £20.50 | £40.48 | £60.98 |
6 April 2021 | £20.50 | £0.00 | £20.50 |
1 October 2021 | £20.50 | £18.48 | £38.98 |
1 April 2022 | £20.50 | £3.04 | £23.54 |
30 September 2022 | £20.50 | £18.32 | £38.82 |
31 March 2023 | £20.50 | £20.15 | £40.65 |
29 September 2023 | £20.50 | £85.97 | £106.47 |
2 April 2024 | £20.50 | £10.74 | £31.24 |
1 October 2024 | £20.50 | £62.25 | £82.75 |
2 April 2025 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2025 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
2 April 2026 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2026 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
2 April 2027 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2027 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
31 March 2028 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
29 September 2028 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
2 April 2029 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2029 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
2 April 2030 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2030 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
2 April 2031 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2031 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 April 2032 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2032 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 April 2033 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
30 September 2033 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
31 March 2034 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
29 September 2034 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
2 April 2035 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2035 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 April 2036 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2036 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
2 April 2037 | Variable | Variable | Variable |
1 October 2037 | Variable | Variable | Variable |