The highly anticipated U.S. Investment Immigration only I-526 approved project—California Solar Power Project, is being actively promoted by Worldway as the chief agent, hosting numerous information sessions nationwide. On October 27, the California Solar Power Project Guangzhou information session was grandly held at the Four Seasons Hotel, attended by project manager, SEC licensed Jim Soel, and renowned attorney Austin Kim.
At the meeting, Mr. Jim Soel elaborated on three key issues of concern to investors, detailing the strong advantages of the California Solar Power Project, including the approval of I-526, job creation surplus, and guaranteed repayment. Subsequently, the head of Worldway Group's U.S. project department shared insights on how to choose U.S. investment immigration projects with the attending investors.
California Solar Power Project Manager, SEC Licensed, Presenting
Once completed, the California Solar Power Project will become the largest power company in the United States. The U.S. Department of Energy has provided a loan guarantee of $682 million for this project; it has signed a 25-year purchase agreement with California's largest utility company, the publicly traded Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), to sell 100% of its power at a fixed price, significantly reducing potential financial or pricing risks. The project is expected to be completed in 2014, and according to employment reports, it will create a total of 3,934 indirect job opportunities, but only 2,000 indirect job opportunities are required to meet the I-829 employment requirement, resulting in nearly double the employment surplus.
Project representatives answering questions on-site
After fully understanding the advantages of this project, many investors agreed that this is a rare high-quality project in the current market. During the meeting, some clients eagerly approached Worldway consultants to sign contracts. After the meeting, a subscription frenzy ensued, with numerous clients signing contracts on-site to secure their spots.
