Finance Eden.
Fix the instalment.
Nightshade finances qualifying Eden infrastructure while saving the agribusiness up to 35% on its current electricity spend. The approved R/kWh rate stays flat for the full 120 months.
Up to 35%
Saving on current electricity spend
120 months
Flat approved R/kWh rate
0%
Annual tariff escalation
14.75%
Finance rate shown in UFMS proposals
The finance structure
The rate you sign.
The rate you keep.
Nightshade has no 6% annual tariff increase. If the approved rate is R1.80/kWh, it remains R1.80/kWh for the full 120 months. Current UFMS proposals model the underlying finance at 14.75%, subject to credit and formal approval.
Energy-rate profile
Flat R/kWh for ten years.
Unlike Eden's 6% annual tariff increase, Nightshade keeps the approved R/kWh unchanged across all 120 months. The saving can reach 35% of the agribusiness's current electricity spend.
Terms boundary
Approval comes first.
What Nightshade finances in Eden
The complete system.
Not just the panels.
The facility is built around the turnkey capital cost of the approved Eden system, including the equipment and delivery scope required to make it operational.
Solar generation
Commercial solar PV sized against the site load and final engineering design.
Storage
Battery capacity and power conversion equipment configured around operating requirements.
Control infrastructure
Inverters, distribution, metering and the control layer required to operate the system.
Delivery costs
Engineering, installation, logistics, compliance and project delivery included in the financed capital scope.
From evidence to finance
Designed first.
Financed second.
Audit the energy case
The 6 most recent utility bills establish the real tariff, load and addressable energy before finance is considered.
Resolve the Eden system
The technical design and capital cost are built around the operation, not a generic equipment bundle.
Assess affordability
The finance partner completes credit, financial-viability and affordability due diligence.
Issue formal terms
The approved instalment, rate, security and service scope are defined in the formal finance proposal.
The retained grid connection can continue to carry municipal fixed and demand charges. Maintenance, insurance, warranties, tax treatment and security requirements are confirmed in the formal proposal and should not be inferred from the finance headline.
Start with the Eden case
Design the system.
Then finance it.
Start with a no-document migration screen. Nightshade becomes available only when the Eden design, system cost and finance case support one another.
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