U.S. investment immigration success hinges on the careful selection of the right EB-5 projects.Worldway's U.S. immigration experts point out that investors selecting EB-5 projects is similar to choosing stocks; investors need to look at fundamental information and carefully consider the economic conditions of the industry in which the project is situated.
It is reported that the clean energy sector in the United States is undergoing incredible changes. Since 2006, the installed capacity of wind power in the U.S. has tripled, and the cost of solar power generation has been cut in half. The rapid decline in the cost of solar panels in recent years has led to a surge in solar power projects.
President Obama has strongly supported the solar power industry through funding and policy
In 2014, Obama pointed out that the U.S. is becoming a global leader in solar power generation; in 2015, he promoted renewable energy such as solar power, announcing a federal grant of $3.4 billion to support hundreds of solar research projects. From the White House roof to the governor's mansion, President Obama continues to demonstrate his strong and unwavering support for solar energy.
In addition to leading the way in financial support for clean energy development, the U.S. government actively encourages various institutions and individuals to invest in the sector. Recently, Worldway Immigration Group, having successfully promoted the California solar power EB-5 project, has once again launched another high-quality renewable energy EB-5 project—the Nevada solar power project.
The Nevada solar power project is the fourth EB-5 power generation project invested in, constructed, and operated by NextEra Energy Inc. (NYSE: NEE), the world's largest publicly traded wind and solar power company. Like its stock performance, which is stable and shows strong upward momentum, the project's robust and exceptional repayment capability is its greatest highlight.
April 22, 2016NextEra Energy Inc. (NYSE: NEE) stock performance remains stable
The borrower for the project is a stable enterprise rated A- by the three major rating agencies. As a dual guarantee, the project is also backed by an unconditional repayment guarantee from a large publicly traded parent company in New York (with a revenue of $17.48 billion in 2015 and total assets of $82.48 billion).
As a strong and sustained demand in the U.S. economy, the Nevada solar power project not only receives dual support from U.S. government funding and policies but has also signed a 20-year power supply agreement with one of the largest integrated utility companies in the U.S.—Southern California Edison.
Moreover, the project boasts a 3.1 times employment rate, a low proportion of EB-5 funding, all other non-EB-5 funds are in place, the project has commenced construction and is guaranteed for completion by a publicly traded company, and is backed by the top U.S. immigration law firm Miller Mayer, with project documents being transparent and a strict fund supervision mechanism in place. Hot purchase hotline: 400-138-2929