Navisun

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www.navisunllc.com

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Navisun: Independent Power Producer for Distributed Solar and Energy Storage

Navisun operates as a dedicated solar independent power producer (IPP) across the United States, specializing in the comprehensive lifecycle management of distributed and small utility-scale solar and energy storage projects. The company's expertise spans the entire process, including project development, acquisition, construction, financing, ownership, and long-term operation of both ground-mount and rooftop solar facilities. Navisun strategically partners with a diverse clientele, encompassing developers, landowners, utilities, municipalities, universities, schools, hospitals, and various commercial and industrial entities.

Committed to delivering tailored solar solutions, Navisun designs systems that align with specific energy requirements, sustainability objectives, and financial goals, assisting clients in achieving their ESG targets. The company collaborates extensively with other developers, leveraging a seasoned team with over 140 years of combined experience in the energy sector to ensure projects are brought to successful completion. Navisun's project portfolio typically features installations ranging from 500 kilowatts to 20 megawatts, demonstrating its robust capability in handling a broad spectrum of distributed generation and small utility-scale endeavors. As a long-term owner-operator, Navisun is deeply invested in the enduring performance and value creation of its solar assets.

Navisun is a proud portfolio company of OMERS Infrastructure, a prominent global infrastructure investor and the infrastructure investment arm of OMERS, the defined benefit pension plan for municipal employees in Ontario, Canada. This significant backing provides Navisun with a solid financial foundation, enabling the execution of complex and impactful projects that contribute to the nation's clean energy infrastructure. The company is actively engaged in developing new facilities, such as the 3.0 MW solar photovoltaic generating facility in Carroll County, Maryland, illustrating its continuous commitment to expanding renewable energy capacity.

Locations

• Hull, Massachusetts