Financings
Powerbank gets $920K (U.S.) from Geddes loan conversion

SUNN · Price
Executive Summary
- Powerbank Corp. received $920,000 USD upon the closing of the term conversion of the construction loan for its Geddes Project in upstate New York.
- The loan was converted from a construction loan to a mini-perm loan following the project's substantial completion and receipt of permission to operate.
- The Geddes project is now fully operational as a community solar facility, feeding clean energy into the local grid.
Key Details
- Transaction Amount: $920,000 USD received by Powerbank Corp.
- Loan Structure: Conversion of initial construction loan to a mini-perm loan.
- Original Loan Terms: Initial $2.6 million USD construction-to-mini-perm loan with Seminole Financial Services LLC.
- Converted Principal Amount: $1,695,000 USD.
- Maturity Date: January 20, 2032.
- Project Status: Fully operational as of July 25, 2025; converted to mini-perm loan upon substantial completion and permission to operate.
- Project Description: Community solar project in upstate New York, generating electricity for the local grid and providing bill credits to subscribers.
- Lender Background: Seminole Financial Services LLC, founded to finance Renewable Energy and Real Estate projects, with over $3.5 billion USD in direct funding for renewable energy projects to date.
- Risk Factors: Default on the loan may result in the lender declaring the loan repayable in full and enforcing guarantees against the company.
Notable Quotes
- No direct quotes from executives were included in the provided text.
More from Powerbank Corp
Jun 26, 2026 · 07:07