SolarBank (NASDAQ: SUUN) had a 45% intraday breakout yesterday
Tuesday Alert: SolarBank shares traded its highest volume day ever on the Nasdaq yesterday. Reuters just released a viral article on Bitcoin treasury strategies that featured SUUN CEO Dr. Richard Lu. |
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Disseminated on behalf of SolarBank Corp (NASDAQ: SUUN) “Solar power is very obviously the future if you can do elementary math. Compared to the Sun, all other energy combined is like caveman burning some twigs” – Elon Musk |
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Look out your window right now. Odds are good that invisible dollar bills are floating to the ground—just waiting for someone to pick them up. They’re a relatively new kind of currency: solar electrons. This energy is set to power everything—from the device in your hand to the car in your driveway. And in a world hungry for clean, reliable power, controlling these electrons is like owning the mint. |
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It’s an age-old truth that power lies in coming between the source of something and the people who are desperate for it. A few companies are positioning themselves between the sun and a world clamoring for its energy. But the value of a solar electron is not always the same. Their value skyrockets depending on who’s buying and when: Wholesale to utilities: $0.05/kWh Stored and sold at peak demand: $0.07-0.08/kWh Community solar programs: $0.10-0.12/kWh Behind-the-meter to businesses: $0.18-0.20/kWh While most solar developers are stuck getting bottom-of-the-barrel prices for their electrons… One company moved up the chain to profit from premium energy buyers… Sometimes at 10 TIMES the price other companies are getting. They’ve also mastered the art of profitably storing these electrons, transforming intermittent sunshine into a 24/7 revenue stream. |
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KR SPECIAL SITUATIONS ALERT SolarBank (NASDAQ: SUUN) Wall Street’s Quiet Bid for “Invisible Currency”—Goldman Leads Into America’s Newest Power Bank Disseminated on behalf of SolarBank Corp. Please read full disclosures and disclaimer at the bottom. |
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SolarBank was never content to be just another “solar developer” That market is a race to the bottom—and those profit margins are cramped enough. Instead, SolarBank has pursued related diversification: developing different but related product lines with synergies among them. Specifically, the most valuable solar lines: community solar, commercial & industrial solar, and battery energy storage. Community Solar: Power to the People (and Profit for the Portfolio) SolarBank has a knack for turning overlooked assets—like vacant land or even capped landfills—into thriving solar farms. They then sell this clean energy directly to community members at retail prices. They’ve already built out a dozen community solar farms. Case in Point: SolarBank has a $41M USD contract with Honeywell for just three community solar projects. SolarBank’s edge lies in its deep experience with each “local playbook.” It can bypass custom negotiations and efficiently and profitably enter new markets, even where its competitors can’t. Commercial & Industrial SolarBank’s timing in the C&I sector couldn't be better. Large C&I customers are increasingly signing power purchase agreements (PPAs) for clean energy. So much so, that the price of solar electrons for these customers are soaring. |
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| Source: LevelTen Energy PPA Price Index |
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In fact, they’re now the highest they’ve been since tracking started in 2018—and they’re not expected to slow down until at least 2030. They rose another 10% in 2024, hitting $60/MWh. As SolarBank builds out its C&I solar business, it’s also turning itself into an independent power producer (IPP)—positioning itself to profit from the surge in PPA pricing. It’s Wildly Profitable Being Green (When You’re Smart About It) The smart money is noticing. Quietly, but decisively, major financial players have been backing SolarBank. Consider what’s unfolded in just the past few months of 2025: The first was an up to $19M USD equity raise in March 2025, giving SolarBank the ability to build out its IPP business. $8.5M USD on closing and potentially an additional $10.65M USD if warrants are exercised. April 2025 brought much more money: an announced $100M in financing to build out 97 MW of renewable energy assets—an estimated 21 solar projects—in the United States. No new shares, no dilution. Just financing to build out solar as quickly as they can. It’s a huge vote of confidence from CIM Group, which owns $30B in commercial property. Then in May 2025, Goldman Sachs filed a Schedule 13G, indicating they had acquired a 5.4% stake in SolarBank. Goldman Sachs isn’t known for chasing fleeting trends. They have a legendary reputation for identifying high-upside opportunities before the market catches on. For an emerging player like SolarBank, institutional validation at this scale is rare and powerful. It suggests that SolarBank’s model is scalable, bankable, and possibly poised for breakout growth. It’s only a matter of time before other institutions and retail investors take notice. The stamp of approval also enhances SolarBank’s credibility in the space, giving them better access to premium customers. With Goldman Sachs on board, a nine-figure financing announced with CIM, and millions of its own money in the bank, SolarBank is sprinting into a seller’s market for sunshine. No matter where there’s demand for zero carbon power, SolarBank is going to provide it—and they’re going to pick up the revenue from all of it. They are rapidly transitioning from a developer (often trading at a discount)… Into a full-fledged power producer (that could be set to command the associated premium). Regards, Marin Katusa and the Katusa Research Special Situations Team |
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