30 MW utility-scale solar generation project for Freeport, Bahamas — backed by a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement with the Bahamian government. EPC complete, 300+ acre land lease negotiated, in final-stage approval with the Prime Minister's office. Scaling pathway to 100 MW across three phases.
Raising $50M
30 MW · Phase 1
$100M EBITDA over 25 yr
Sovereign-backed solar. 25 years of cash flow.
Arham Energy is developing a 30 MW (scaling to 100 MW) solar generation project in Freeport, Bahamas — structured around a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement with the Bahamian government. The PPA functions as a sovereign guarantee, creating a project with $100M of contracted EBITDA over the 25-year operating period and a completed plant asset value of $150M+.
Investment Snapshot
Raise$50,000,000
Phase 1 Capacity30 MW
PPA Term25 years
PPA Rate$0.10/kWh (blended)
Projected Annual Revenue~$10.25M
Projected Annual EBITDA~$4M
25-Year EBITDA~$100M
Plant Asset Value (post-build)$150M+
Build Timeline10–12 months
Target Loan Term12–15 years
Payback TargetFirst 7 years
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Executive Summary
Sovereign-Backed Clean Energy Infrastructure
Arham Energy is developing a 30 MW (scaling to 100 MW) utility-scale solar generation project in Freeport, Bahamas, structured around a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) directly with the Bahamian government. The PPA functions as a sovereign guarantee: the Bahamian government contractually commits to purchasing the project's full energy output for 25 years at a defined rate.
Four structural tailwinds: (1) Bahamas power crisis — Freeport currently faces acute power shortage with projected shutdowns in 9–12 months without new generation capacity; (2) cost arbitrage — Arham's solar output undercuts incumbent oil-generated power by 50%+; (3) sovereign offtaker — 25-year PPA signed by the Bahamian government substantially de-risks revenue; (4) first-mover positioning — no direct utility-scale solar competitors currently in the Freeport market.
The $50M raise funds Phase 1 completion: government closing documents, professional commissioning, EPC final installation, and initial operating expenses. Phase 2 (25 MW) and Phase 3 (50 MW) represent future raises bringing the project to a 100 MW platform — with potential pathway to 300–400 MW driven by projected power demand growth.
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Performance Metrics
Value Creation · PPA Milestones · Capital Deployment
Value Creation Pathway
Land + EPC
Secured
300+ acres · EPC complete
PPA Signed (30 MW)
$10.25M/yr
Annual contracted revenue
Commissioned Plant
$150M+
Plant value
25-Year EBITDA
~$100M
Post-debt
100 MW Platform
$35M+/yr
Full-platform revenue
Government Approvals Timeline
Prior
Land Lease Negotiation Completed
300+ acre lease on Freeport site finalised; site control secured for Phase 1 deployment.
Prior
EPC Work Complete
Engineering, procurement, and construction planning completed — ready to mobilise.
Current
PPA Final Stage + $50M Raise
25-year Power Purchase Agreement in final negotiation with Prime Minister's office. $50M raise underway; funding letter may be contingent on PPA signature.
Post-Close
Government Closing & Commissioning
Formal closing documents executed; professional commissioning team deployed.
10–12 months
Vertical Build
Solar panel installation, grid interconnection, commissioning and testing.
Utility-scale solar plant backed by 25-year PPA with Bahamian government. 300+ acre land secured, EPC complete, in final PM-level approval. $100M EBITDA over 25-year operating period; plant value $150M+ at commissioning. Phase 1 of a 100 MW platform.
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