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The conversation focused on Pluries Capital's "Room Night for Solar" program. The agent explained it as a national hotel solar initiative where properties trade hospitality credits/room nights for solar installation, aiming to reduce electricity costs and utilize federal tax credits. The user, representing a Quality Inn in Pensacola, FL, with a $20,000 monthly electricity bill, was identified as a suitable candidate. The user inquired about upfront costs, and the agent confirmed financing options with zero out-of-pocket expenses are available. The user also questioned the program's legality and review process. The agent assured that the structure is compliant, reviewed by external tax attorneys, securities counsel, and third-party valuation firms, offering to provide specific firm details directly with the finance team. The next step involves a quick assessment of the property.
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Quality Inn
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Pensacola, Florida
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Alden0:00
Hey there! I'm Alden with Pluries Capital. Thanks for hopping on — what can I help you with today?
Prospect0:06
Um, can you tell me about the Room Night for Solar program?
Alden0:11
Absolutely, happy to.
Our Room Night for Solar program is a national hotel solar initiative where we handle everything end to end for your property, and instead of it being a simple cash-only transaction, there is a structured value trade that involves hospitality credits tied to room nights.
For most hotels, that translates into significantly lower electricity costs, access to federal tax credits, and a way to leverage your room inventory as part of the overall economics, all structured to be compliant and backed by independent valuations.
To make it more specific to you, what hotel are you with and what city and state are you in?
Prospect0:58
I'm in Pensacola, Florida, uh, with Quality Inn at 6919 Pensacola Boulevard.
Alden1:09
Nice, got it — Quality Inn on Pensacola Boulevard in Pensacola, Florida.
At a high level, the Room Night for Solar program designs and installs a solar system for your hotel, aims to cut your power bill by roughly one‑third to about one‑half, and uses a value trade structure where you participate in a hospitality credit program tied to room nights instead of it being a straight cash purchase.
We handle the design, permits, installation, and coordination with the utility, and there are financing options that can be structured with little to no money out of pocket, plus federal tax credits that can cover a substantial portion of the project.
To see if your property is a good fit, about how much are you typically spending per month on electricity at that Quality Inn?
Prospect2:04
About $20,000 a month.
Alden2:08
At around twenty thousand a month, your property is exactly the kind of hotel this program is built for.
For a usage level like that, we would typically be targeting a system that could knock a very meaningful chunk off that bill and generate a strong return once you factor in the energy savings plus the federal tax credits.
Next step would be a quick assessment: we run a design using your roof and your utility rates, then show you what your savings and structure could look like.
What are your main questions or concerns — is it more about upfront cost, how the room night value trade works, or the install process on the hotel?...
Prospect2:46
Well, do I have to come up with a... Do I have to come up with any cash?
Alden2:50
Great question.
There are financing options in this program that can be structured with zero out of pocket from you; every property is different, so our team would look at your roof, your usage, and available incentives and then show you options, including low or no cash up front.
On your side, the main commitment is deciding to move forward once you see numbers that make sense, not writing a big check on day...
Prospect3:11
Oh, what kind of professionals have reviewed this? Is this...
Alden3:16
Totally fair thing...
Prospect3:17
Hey, is this legal? And who, who, who's reviewed this and approved, approved this?
Alden3:23
Yeah, that is absolutely the right thing to ask.
The structure is designed to be fully legal and compliant, and it has been reviewed by outside tax attorneys, securities counsel, and third party valuation firms who provide independent appraisals and legal opinions on how the program is set up.
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Prospect3:38
Hi, can you tell me...
Alden3:41
Yes, it is...
Prospect3:42
Ca-can you tell me what firms?
Alden3:46
The specific firms and opinion providers are something our finance and legal team go through directly with owners, along with the actual documents and appraisals.
I can not name individual firms here on the call, but they are independent tax, legal, and valuation providers, and the program is structured around their opinions and fair market value standards.
If you would like, I can have the team walk you through exactly who is involved and share the supporting documentation with you.
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