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SolarBank (Nasdaq: SUUN) just announced that its fiscal 2024 revenue is already more than double 2023’s revenue. And it’s four times 2022’s revenue.

The superb revenue numbers are the culmination of a breakout year for SolarBank — a year that includes major progress on its $41 million contract with Honeywell International.

According to Streetlight Confidential Newsletter editor Tim Collins, it’s just more evidence that SolarBank (Nasdaq: SUUN) could be a company that’s going places as the green energy revolution continues to unfold.

SolarBank (Nasdaq: SUUN) just announced that it has executed a lease agreement on a 29.6 acre site in Black Creek, New York, where it intends to develop a 3.2 MW community solar project.

The electricity generated by the project — enough to power around 370 homes — will be fed directly into the local power grid.

Members of the community can subscribe to the project and get credit on their electric bill for a portion of the electricity that’s generated.

According to editor Tim Collins, it’s just more evidence that the company belongs on your short list of stocks to consider for your portfolio.

SolarBank (Nasdaq: SUUN) has been tapped by AI Renewable Fund to help develop four community solar gardens in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.

The gardens — which could power 4,000 homes — are part of the provincial government’s new program to make solar power available to people who are unable to install solar panels on their homes.

SolarBank (Nasdaq: SUUN) was chosen for the projects based on the solar power expertise it has developed over the last 10 years.

And according to Tim Collins, editor of Streetlight Confidential Newsletter, it’s just more evidence that the company is worth considering for your portfolio.

SolarBank (Nasdaq: SUUN) recently announced that it has successfully executed lease agreements on five future solar sites in Orleans County, New York

The company intends to develop community solar projects on the sites with a combined capacity of 30 MW.

According to Tim Collins, editor of Streetlight Confidential Newsletter, this latest move is just more evidence that the growing company’s future is bright and that investors should seriously consider it for their portfolios.

SolarBank (Nasdaq: SUUN) just announced that it has completed mechanical construction of 21MW of its $41 million project for Honeywell in upstate New York.

The next step is completion of final electrical work and acceptance testing.

According to Tim Collins, editor of Streetlight Confidential Newsletter, the company’s strong progress on the progress if further confirmation that company and its investors could have a bright future.

SolarBank (Nasdaq: SUUN/Cboe CA: SUNN) just announced that it has acquired a 3.15 MW development stage solar project in Camillus, NY from Storke Renewables.

The project is a nice addition to SolarBank’s independent power producer portfolio.

This most recent acquisition is just more confirmation that SolarBank is on a roll — and is well worth considering for your portfolio.

The company’s transition to becoming an independent power producer is a key reason why Tim Collins, editor of Streetlight Confidential Newsletter, is so optimistic about the company’s future.

Whenever a company uplists to the Nasdaq, that is big news. It means the company passed muster with the strict requirements of the Nasdaq — which isn’t easy.

Furthermore, many more investors hear about the company and some of them find it worthy of an investment.

Lastly, the Nasdaq’s higher trading volume usually means more liquidity and less volatility.

All in all, it’s great news for SolarBank (Nasdaq: SUUN) and its investors.