document_description: The document discusses potential conflicts of interest in the organizational and ownership structure of a company involved in clean energy markets. It highlights the reliance on key employees for strategic guidance, the potential misalignment of interests between the company and its Sponsor, and the impact of employee departures on achieving business objectives. It also outlines the management services agreement and related party transaction policies.

title: Amendment #4

key_organizations:
TerraForm Power
SunEdison


source: doj

document_description: The document discusses potential conflicts of interest involving executive officers with economic interests in the Sponsor, the creation of a Corporate Governance and Conflicts Committee, and the implications of related party transactions. It also covers the rights of IDRS holders to reset target distribution levels, the issuance of Class B1 units, and the potential dilution of existing stockholders' ownership.

title: Amendment #4

document_type: legal

document_subtype: Amendment


document_description: The document outlines the conditions under which iDRs may be transferred, the impact of tax liabilities on distributions, and the terms for early termination of the Management Services Agreement. It specifies that iDRs can be transferred without consent after certain financial commitments are met, and discusses the implications of tax liabilities on Class A common stock distributions. It also details the limited conditions under which the Management Services Agreement can be terminated early.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document discusses the terms and conditions of a Management Services Agreement and a Support Agreement. It outlines the non-compete provisions, termination conditions, and the reliance on the Sponsor for management services. The Support Agreement includes the right to purchase clean energy projects and the criteria for Call Right Projects.

title: Amendment #4

document_subtype: agreement amendment


document_description: The document outlines the terms and conditions related to the Call Right Project and SunEdison ROFO Projects, including the engagement of a third-party advisor for disputed items, the right of first offer, and indemnification clauses. It also discusses the limitations of liability for the Sponsor under the Management Services Agreement and the risks associated with investment, particularly regarding cash dividends.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document discusses various financial and operational factors affecting the company's ability to pay dividends to holders of Class A common stock. It highlights the impact of operating expenses, debt service requirements, foreign exchange fluctuations, and restrictions in debt agreements. The document also addresses the potential for fluctuating cash available for distribution due to seasonality and capital controls in certain jurisdictions.

title: Amendment #4

document_type: correspondence

document_subtype: amendment


document_description: The document discusses the financial and regulatory challenges faced by companies operating in South Africa and India, particularly regarding exchange control regimes and borrowing restrictions. It highlights the uncertainty of forecasts and assumptions related to cash flow, operating costs, and project timelines. The document also addresses the company's ability to achieve target dividend growth rates and the financial requirements to meet initial quarterly distributions.

document_type: other

key_locations:
South Africa
India

document_subtype: prospectus amendment


document_description: Amendment #4 discusses the financial structure and distribution policies of a holding company and its subsidiaries, focusing on cash distribution policies, dependency on Global LLC for dividends, and the impact of market interest rates on stock value. It also addresses potential dilution for new Class A common stock purchasers.

key_organizations:
Global LLC
Global Operating LLC
SunEdison


document_description: This document discusses the potential implications if the company is deemed an investment company under the Investment Company Act of 1940, including compliance requirements and restrictions on activities. It also addresses market volatility affecting the price of Class A common stock and the company's status as a 'controlled company' by its Sponsor, which holds significant voting power.

title: Amendment #4

key_organizations:
Investment Company Act
Sponsor


document_description: The document discusses the implications of being a 'controlled company' under NASDAQ Global Select Market listing requirements, allowing the company to opt out of certain governance rules. It highlights potential conflicts of interest with the Sponsor and provisions in the charter documents and Delaware law that could delay or prevent acquisitions, affecting stockholder influence and stock price.

document_subtype: corporate governance


document_description: The document discusses potential dilution of ownership interest due to future issuance of additional shares of Class A common stock. It highlights the need for additional funds for business growth, acquisitions, and capital expenditures, which may lead to further equity or debt financings. The document also addresses the impact of analyst coverage on stock price and trading volume, the lack of an existing market for Class A common stock, and the potential decline in stock price due to future sales by sponsors or third-party developers.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: This document discusses the offering of Class A common stock, including the number of shares authorized and outstanding, the lock-up agreements restricting immediate resale, and the potential impact on market price due to sales by the Sponsor or foreclosure by lenders. It also covers registration rights and the implications of pledged shares under a credit facility.

title: Amendment #4

key_people:
J.P. Morgan Securities LLC
Barclays Capital Inc.
Citigroup Global Markets Inc.
Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC

key_organizations:
Wells Fargo Bank
Goldman Sachs Bank USA
Deutsche Bank AG New York Branch
Macquarie Capital (USA) Inc.


document_description: The document discusses the increased costs and compliance requirements associated with being a publicly traded company. It highlights the legal, accounting, and other expenses that will be incurred, the impact of SEC and NASDAQ regulations, and the challenges in maintaining effective internal controls as per the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. It also mentions the Management Services Agreement with the Sponsor and the potential impact on the company's ability to attract and retain qualified personnel.

title: Amendment #4

key_organizations:
SEC
NASDAQ
Sarbanes-Oxley Act
JOBS Act


document_description: The document discusses the implications of being classified as an 'emerging growth company' under the JOBS Act, including reduced public company reporting requirements and the ability to delay adopting new or revised accounting standards. It outlines the potential impact on the attractiveness of the company's Class A common stock to investors and the conditions under which the company would cease to be classified as an emerging growth company.


document_description: This document discusses the risks related to taxation for non-U.S. investors, focusing on the potential limitations and challenges in utilizing Net Operating Losses (NOLS) to offset future taxable income. It highlights the impact of ownership changes on NOLS, the possibility of valuation allowances for deferred tax assets, and the tax implications of distributions to holders of Class A common stock.

title: Amendment #4

key_organizations: IRS SunEdison


document_description: This document discusses potential tax implications for the sale of equity shares in India and the United States. It outlines the Indian Income Tax Act's provisions on taxing income from capital assets located in India and potential changes in U.S. and foreign tax policies that could affect future income tax liabilities. The document also covers the company's tax strategies regarding foreign subsidiaries and the impact of changes in tax rates and laws on its financial condition.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations:
India
United States


document_description: This document is a prospectus containing forward-looking statements as per federal securities laws. It outlines potential risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ from expectations. Key factors include counterparties' willingness to fulfill obligations, price fluctuations, government regulations, and operational hazards in the power production industry.

title: Cautionary statement concerning forward-looking statements

document_subtype: prospectus


document_description: Amendment #4 to a prospectus discussing economic, social, and political risks in international operations, particularly in emerging markets. It emphasizes the company's ability to manage operations, capital expenditures, and risks, and generate earnings in relation to debt. It includes cautionary statements about forward-looking statements and their limitations.


document_description: The document outlines the expected net proceeds from the sale of Class A common stock and the intended use of these proceeds, including repayment of debt and funding acquisitions. It includes a table of sources and uses of funds, with a focus on the financial transactions related to the offering and organizational transactions.

title: Use of Proceeds

document_type: tabular

document_subtype: financial prospectus

key_organizations:
Global LLC
Global Operating LLC


document_description: The document discusses the Bridge Facility's outstanding indebtedness of approximately $462.5 million, with an effective interest rate of 8.5% as of December 31, 2014, and subsequent increases. It details the involvement of financial institutions like J.P. Morgan Securities LLC and others as lenders and arrangers, and mentions potential conflicts of interest under FINRA Rule 5121. The document also outlines the Sponsor's lack of direct proceeds from the offering, except under specific conditions, and the economic interests tied to Class B units and common stock.

title: Amendment #4

document_type: financial

key_organizations: Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated


document_description: The table presents the cash, cash equivalents, and consolidated capitalization of the predecessor as of March 31, 2015, on various bases: historical, adjusted for acquisitions, further adjusted for additional formation transactions, and further adjusted for offering transactions. It includes details on cash, long-term debt, equity, and total capitalization.

title: Capitalization Table

document_subtype: financial table


document_description: The document discusses financial adjustments related to acquired projects and pending acquisitions, including details about a revolving line of credit, bridge facility amendments, project-level indebtedness, and share numbers related to an offering. It also covers the use of proceeds from the offering and private placements.

document_subtype: financial amendment


document_description: This document provides a table illustrating the dilution in net tangible book value per share of Class A common stock for purchasers in the offering. It includes calculations of net tangible book value per share before and after the offering, and the immediate dilution experienced by purchasers.

title: Dilution Table

document_subtype: financial document


document_description: The document provides a table detailing the distribution of shares of Class A common stock as of March 31, 2015, among different groups including the Sponsor and management stockholders, Private Placement investors, and purchasers in the offering. It includes the number of shares, total consideration, and average price per share.

title: Share Distribution and Consideration Table

key_organizations:
Our Sponsor
Private Placement investors


document_description: The document outlines the cash dividend policy for Class A common stockholders, including assumptions, forecast, and payout ratios. It discusses the intention to pay regular quarterly dividends, the initial dividend level, and the factors influencing dividend adjustments. The document also details the distribution of CAFD to unit holders and the subordination of Class B units during a specified period.

title: Cash Dividend Policy


document_description: The document discusses the distribution policies of Global LLC, focusing on the subordination of Class B units to ensure Class A units receive the Minimum Quarterly Distribution. It outlines the Sponsor's agreement to forego distributions on Class B units under certain conditions to support Class A distributions. The rationale for the dividend policy is explained, considering cash available for distribution and potential fluctuations due to seasonality and other factors. The document also addresses the estimation of future cash available for distribution.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document outlines the cash dividend policy of Global LLC, detailing how 'cash available for distribution' is calculated each quarter. It includes adjustments for changes in assets and liabilities, restricted cash accounts, non-controlling interests, debt service payments, capital expenditures, and contributions from the Sponsor. The document also discusses limitations on cash dividends and the ability to change the cash dividend policy, highlighting factors like cash reserves, project-level cash flows, and governmental charges.

document_subtype: financial policy document


document_description: This document outlines the provisions related to the declaration and payment of dividends on Class A common stock as per Section 170 of the DGCL. It discusses the conditions under which dividends can be paid, the factors affecting cash availability for dividends, and the company's strategy for business growth and dividend policy. It also details the minimum quarterly distribution rights for Class A and Class B1 unit holders during the Subordination Period.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document discusses the financial distributions related to Class A, Class B1, and Class B units of Global LLC, including the Minimum Quarterly Distribution requirements and the impact of the underwriters' option to purchase additional shares. It includes a table detailing the number of units and the required CAFD for distributions. The document also covers the subordination of Class B units during the Subordination Period.

document_subtype: financial report


document_description: The document discusses the Distribution Forbearance Period, where the Sponsor agrees to forego distributions on Class B units under certain circumstances to mitigate delays in acquisitions or construction projects. It also provides unaudited pro forma cash available for distribution for 2014 and early 2015, highlighting the insufficiency to cover full quarterly dividends. The document includes details on management fees and costs associated with being a publicly traded company.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: This document is a pro forma financial statement showing operating revenues, costs, and other financial metrics for the years ended December 31, 2014, and the three months ended March 31, 2015. It includes details on operating income, interest expenses, net income, and cash flow adjustments.

title: Pro forma financial statement

document_subtype: financial statement


document_description: The document provides a financial forecast for cash available for distribution for the twelve months ending June 30, 2016, and December 31, 2016. It includes estimated distributions by Global LLC to Global, assumptions for liquidity, and potential risks affecting the forecast. The forecast is based on historical financial statements and does not account for future acquisitions.

title: Estimated Cash Available for Distribution Forecast

document_subtype: financial forecast


document_description: The document discusses the inclusion of a financial forecast in a prospectus, highlighting that the forecast is not prepared according to AICPA guidelines and lacks assurance from independent auditors. It cautions against relying on the forecast for future performance or dividend payments.

key_organizations: American Institute of Certified Public Accountants


document_description: This document provides a financial statement for TerraForm Global, Inc., detailing the estimated cash available for distribution for the 12 months ending June 30, 2016, and the year ending December 31, 2016. It includes operating revenues, costs, expenses, and net income, along with adjustments for non-cash items and changes in assets and liabilities. The document also outlines the estimated cash available for distribution to holders of Class A common stock and the estimated dividend per share.

title: TerraForm Global, Inc. Estimated Cash Available for Distribution


document_description: The document outlines the material assumptions made to estimate Adjusted EBITDA and cash available for distribution for the twelve months ending June 30, 2016, and December 31, 2016. It includes assumptions about net proceeds from stock offerings, issuance of Senior Notes, and operational forecasts for energy projects.

title: Amendment #4 Financial Forecast Assumptions


document_description: The document provides a financial forecast for revenue, cost of operations, depreciation, amortization, accretion, and general administrative expenses for the periods ending June 30, 2016, and December 31, 2016. It compares these forecasts to the unaudited pro forma year ended December 31, 2014, highlighting increases due to additional projects. Key metrics include revenue, megawatts in operation, and production in GWh.

title: Amendment #4 Financial Forecast


document_description: The document provides a financial summary for the unaudited pro forma year ended December 31, 2014, and forecasts for the years ending June 30, 2016, and December 31, 2016. It includes details on stock compensation expenses, capital expenditures, interest expenses, and principal amortization. The document also outlines the portfolio of projects, including Contributed Projects, Acquired Projects, and Pending Acquisitions, with specific details on project locations and expected completion dates.

title: Amendment #4 Financial Summary

key_locations:
Honduras
Uruguay
Costa Rica


document_description: The document discusses the financial forecast related to the Renova and GME Transactions, including the ESPRA, PESRL, Eolo, and Cerro de Hula projects. It outlines expected contributions to operating revenues and cash available for distribution, assumptions about project completions, and factors affecting electricity generation and sales.


document_description: Amendment #4 discusses conditions related to material adverse changes, including supply disruptions, demand for electricity, and regulatory changes.


document_description: The document contains unaudited pro forma condensed consolidated financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2014, and for the three months ended March 31, 2015. It includes pro forma adjustments related to Organizational Transactions, Acquisitions, and Offering Transactions, detailing financial activities such as contributions, acquisitions, and amendments to financial agreements.

title: Unaudited Pro Forma Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements

key_organizations:
Global LLC
SunEdison


document_description: Amendment #4 outlines the use of net proceeds from an offering and private placement to purchase Class A units of Global LLC, issuance of $800 million in Senior Notes, repayment of the Bridge Facility, and completion of pending acquisitions. It includes pro forma adjustments for acquired assets and liabilities, and financial statements for acquired project-level entities.

key_organizations:
Global LLC
Global Operating LLC
Renova
BioTherm
GME


document_description: The document contains unaudited pro forma condensed consolidated financial statements prepared using the acquisition method of accounting under GAAP. The predecessor is treated as the acquirer for accounting purposes. The purchase price allocation to assets and liabilities is based on estimated fair values at the acquisition completion date. The pro forma adjustments are preliminary and subject to future changes. The statements are for informational purposes and do not project future results. The document should be read with other financial sections and notes in the prospectus.

document_subtype: pro forma financial statement


document_description: This document is a financial statement showing the unaudited pro forma condensed consolidated statement of operations for TerraForm Global, Inc. for the three months ended March 31, 2015. It includes revenue, operating costs, expenses, and net income details.

title: Unaudited Pro Forma Condensed Consolidated Statement of Operations


document_description: The document provides a consolidating schedule of the historical results of businesses acquired or to be acquired, reflected in the unaudited pro forma condensed consolidated statement of operations for the three months ended March 31, 2015. It includes financial data translated from various currencies to U.S. dollars and adjustments to align with GAAP.

title: Consolidating Schedule of Historical Results for Acquisitions

key_organizations:
NSM 24
BioTherm
Soutpan
Witkop
FERSA
Hercules
LAP
Renova
GME


document_description: The document presents the unaudited historical statement of operations for the GME Transaction, derived from the unaudited historical statements of comprehensive income of Energia Eolica de Honduras, SA, Eolo de Nicaragua, SA, Inversiones Edicas de Orosi Dos, S.A., and Plantas Eolicas, SRL for the three months ended March 31, 2015. It includes a summary of IFRS to GAAP adjustments and details on revenue, operating costs, and income tax adjustments.

title: Unaudited Historical Statement of Operations for the GME Transaction

key_organizations:
Energia Eolica de Honduras, SA
Eolo de Nicaragua, SA
Inversiones Edicas de Orosi Dos, S.A.
Plantas Eolicas, SRL
BioTherm


document_description: The document provides details on depreciation, amortization, and accretion adjustments due to acquisition adjustments. It includes amortization due to fair value adjustments to intangible assets and depreciation due to fair value adjustments to property and equipment. The document also discusses income tax expenses, net income attributable to non-controlling interests, general and administrative expenses, and interest expenses related to acquisitions and the Bridge Facility.

key_organizations: Global BioTherm Chint-Soutpan/Witkop


document_description: The document discusses financial adjustments related to the Bridge Facility, interest expenses, and pro forma earnings per share calculations. It includes details on interest rate changes, administrative expenses, tax effects, and non-controlling interests.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: This document is an unaudited pro forma condensed consolidated statement of operations for TerraForm Global, Inc. for the year ended December 31, 2014. It includes financial data such as revenue, operating costs, and net income, with adjustments for acquisitions, formation transactions, and offering transactions.


document_description: The document contains a consolidating schedule of historical results for businesses acquired in 2014, translated into USD from various currencies. It includes detailed financial data such as revenue, operating costs, and net income for each entity involved in the acquisitions.

key_organizations: NSM BioTherm FERSA Hercules LAPI Renova GMEPI


document_description: The document presents the unaudited historical statement of operations for Renova and the GME Transaction, adjusted from IFRS to GAAP for the year ended December 31, 2014. It includes a detailed table of financial data for Cerro de Hula, EOLO, Orosi, and PESRL, with adjustments to align with GAAP standards.

title: Unaudited Historical Statement of Operations

key_organizations:
Renova
GME
Cerro de Hula
EOLO
Orosi
PESRL
BioTherm


document_description: The document provides details on depreciation, amortization, and accretion adjustments due to acquisition impacts, including fair value adjustments to intangible assets and property. It outlines the amortization of intangible assets, depreciation adjustments, and other financial impacts such as income tax expense and interest expense adjustments. The document also discusses non-controlling interests and stock compensation expenses.

key_organizations:
Global
NSM 24
BioTherm
Chint-Soutpan/Witkop


document_description: The document provides a detailed financial analysis related to net borrowings under the Bridge Facility, interest expenses, income tax expenses, and net loss attributable to non-controlling interest. It includes pro forma adjustments and calculations for basic and diluted loss per share.

title: Amendment #4 Financial Report


document_description: This document is an unaudited pro forma condensed consolidated balance sheet as of March 31, 2015, detailing assets, liabilities, and equity for TerraForm Global, Inc. It includes adjustments for acquisitions, formation transactions, and offering transactions.

title: Unaudited Pro Forma Condensed Consolidated Balance Sheet


document_description: The document contains a pro forma condensed consolidated balance sheet as of March 31, 2015, showing the historical balance sheets of businesses acquired in the acquisitions. It includes assets, liabilities, and equity details for various entities, translated into U.S. dollars from different currencies.

key_organizations:
Chint
BioTherm
Soutpan Witkop
FERSA
Hercules
LAP
Renova
GME


document_description: The document presents the unaudited historical balance sheets for Renova and GME as of March 31, 2015. The Renova balance sheet is adjusted from IFRS to GAAP, with specific reclassifications of deferred financing costs. The GME balance sheet combines and adjusts the balance sheets of Cerro de Hula, EOLO, Orosi, and PESRL, also transitioning from IFRS to GAAP. Key adjustments include reclassification of intangible assets and deferred financing costs.

title: Unaudited Historical Balance Sheet for Renova and GME

key_organizations:
Renova
GME
Cerro de Hula
EOLO
Orosi
PESRL


document_description: This document contains a table of contents for Amendment #4, detailing various financial adjustments and reclassifications related to intangible assets, deferred financing costs, deferred taxes, property and equipment, intangible values, deferred tax assets and liabilities, other assets, current and long-term debt, deferred revenue, net parent investment, non-controlling interest, and member's equity. The adjustments reflect changes in accounting practices and valuations under GAAP and IFRS.

title: Amendment #4 - Table of Contents


document_description: This document contains financial adjustments related to cash and cash equivalents, restricted cash, deferred financing costs, current and long-term debt, asset retirement obligations, net parent investment, additional paid-in capital, and cash from offering transactions. It includes detailed tables of net proceeds, repayments, and net adjustments.


document_description: The document provides a pro forma financial statement related to acquisitions, including the impact on deferred taxes, net parent investment, and common stock. It discusses the accounting methods and assumptions used for the acquisitions and the potential for revisions as more information becomes available.


document_description: The document contains pro forma condensed consolidated financial statements and notes on acquisitions made by Global. It details the fair value measurements of assets acquired and liabilities assumed, and provides information on several transactions including BioTherm, Chint-NSM, Chint-Soutpan/Witkop, and Hercules transactions.

title: Amendment #4 - Financial Statement

key_locations:
South Africa
India
China

key_organizations:
Global
BioTherm
Chint Solar (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd.
Honiton Energy Cayman Limited


document_description: The document outlines various transactions involving Global's acquisition of wind and hydro-electric projects in different countries. It includes details of the FERSA, LAP, Renova, GME, and Solarpack transactions, specifying the capacity of projects, locations, and financial considerations involved.

title: Amendment #4 - Transaction Summary

key_locations:
India
Peru
Brazil
Honduras
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Uruguay

document_subtype: transaction summary

key_organizations:
Global
FERSA
LAP
Renova
GME
Solarpack Corporación Tecnológica, S.L.


document_description: The document provides a preliminary allocation of the purchase price to the fair values of assets acquired and liabilities assumed for various transactions. It includes pro forma adjustments and notes that the final allocation could differ materially due to fluctuations in market prices and other variables.

title: Preliminary Purchase Price Allocation


document_description: The document provides selected historical combined financial data for SunEdison's contracted renewable energy assets. It includes data as of December 31, 2013 and 2014, and March 31, 2015, derived from audited and unaudited financial statements. The data is intended to represent financial results that will be contributed to Global LLC as part of the Contributed Projects.

title: Selected Historical Combined Financial Data

document_subtype: financial data

key_organizations:
SunEdison
Global LLC


document_description: The document contains financial data of TerraForm Global, Inc., a newly incorporated entity with no business transactions or activities during the periods presented. It includes a detailed table of financial data such as revenue, operating costs, net loss, adjusted EBITDA, cash flows, and balance sheet data for the years 2013, 2014, and the first quarter of 2015.

title: Financial Data of TerraForm Global, Inc.


document_description: The document defines Adjusted EBITDA and provides a reconciliation of net loss to Adjusted EBITDA for the years 2013 and 2014, and for the three months ended March 31, 2014 and 2015. It discusses the usefulness and limitations of Adjusted EBITDA as a financial performance measure.


document_description: The document is a management discussion and analysis of financial condition and results of operations for a renewable energy company. It outlines forward-looking statements, risks, and the company's strategy to increase dividends by acquiring clean power generation assets. The initial target markets include China, Brazil, India, and others, with a focus on solar, wind, and hydro-electric projects. The document also details the company's initial portfolio and future expansion plans.

title: Management's discussion and analysis of financial condition and results of operations

key_locations:
China
Brazil
India
South Africa
Honduras
Costa Rica
Peru
Uruguay
Malaysia
Thailand


document_description: The document provides a summary of the contributed projects included in the initial portfolio, detailing net capacity, percentage of total MW, and number of sites for projects in various countries including India, Uruguay, Thailand, South Africa, China, and Malaysia. It also discusses factors affecting operations and business results, focusing on the growth of clean energy.

title: Contributed Projects Portfolio Summary

key_locations:
India
Uruguay
Thailand
South Africa
China
Malaysia

document_subtype: portfolio summary


document_description: The document discusses the benefits of renewable power generation, including its ability to utilize freely available fuel sources and avoid price volatility. It also highlights environmental concerns over conventional power generation and government policies encouraging renewable energy development. The document outlines the expected growth of natural gas as a low-cost, low-impact electricity source. It details project operations, revenue generation, and the impact of equipment performance on electricity generation. The document emphasizes the use of reliable equipment and the support from a major solar and wind energy developer.

title: Amendment #4

document_subtype: report


document_description: The document discusses the company's strategy for acquiring clean power generation assets, focusing on long-term contracted assets with proven technologies and stable cash flows. It outlines the Support Agreement with the Sponsor, granting rights to acquire Call Right Projects and a right of first offer for SunEdison ROFO Projects. The document also details the financial implications of acquiring assets from the Sponsor versus third parties.

title: Amendment #4

document_subtype: amendment


document_description: The document discusses the business strategy of acquiring clean power generation assets, seasonality effects on power generation, tax implications of foreign assets, cash distribution restrictions, and foreign exchange risks. It highlights the impact of geographic diversity on seasonal variability, tax repatriation strategies, and the use of derivative financial instruments to manage currency fluctuations.

document_subtype: business document


document_description: The document discusses financial strategies related to currency options, interest rates, and government incentives for renewable energy projects. It outlines the use of currency rate swap agreements to mitigate foreign exchange exposure and interest rate swap agreements to limit interest rate risk. The document also highlights the importance of government incentives in supporting renewable energy projects and the potential impact of changes to these incentives. Key metrics such as megawatt capacity and project availability are used to measure the performance and growth of power generation assets.


document_description: The document discusses financial metrics related to megawatt-hour generation and sales, cash available for distribution (CAFD), and Adjusted EBITDA. It explains the significance of these metrics for evaluating operating performance and financial planning.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document outlines the components of results of operations, including revenue from energy sales, incentives, operating costs, depreciation, general and administrative expenses, and interest expenses. It details the accounting methods and expectations for future incentives and costs.

title: Amendment #4 - Components of Results of Operations


document_description: The document discusses income tax benefits and expenses, including national, provincial, state, and local income taxes in initial target markets. It explains the use of a 'separate return' method for determining and reporting income tax balances, and the allocation of current and deferred income taxes of the parent company to the entity in a systematic and rational manner.

document_subtype: tax document


document_description: The document provides a comparison of the combined results of operations for the three months ended March 31, 2016, compared to the same period in 2014. It includes a breakdown of revenue, operating costs, and net loss percentages. The report highlights a significant increase in revenue due to South African solar energy systems becoming operational in 2015.

title: Combined results of operations of our predecessor


document_description: The document provides a financial summary of costs of operations, general and administrative expenses, depreciation and accretion, interest expense, other income, and income tax expense for the three months ended March 31, 2015 and 2014. It highlights changes in costs and expenses, primarily due to operations and maintenance of solar energy systems.

title: Costs of Operations


document_description: The document compares the financial performance for the years ended December 31, 2014, and December 31, 2013. It includes a table summarizing the historical combined statements of operations as a percentage of operating revenue for the periods shown. Revenue increased from $22.2 million in 2013 to $39.4 million in 2014, primarily due to the Malaysian solar energy systems being operational for the full year in 2014.


document_description: The document provides a financial overview of costs of operations, general and administrative expenses, depreciation and accretion, interest expenses, and other income/expenses for the years ended December 31, 2013 and 2014. It highlights significant increases in costs and expenses due to operational expansions, particularly in solar energy systems in Malaysia, South Africa, and Thailand.

title: Amendment #4 - Costs of Operations

key_locations:
Malaysia
South Africa
Thailand


document_description: The document discusses the company's reliance on internally generated cash flows and borrowings for capital expenditures. It outlines potential future financing needs and risks, including the impact of market conditions on liquidity. The document also details the company's liquidity position as of specific dates and describes the Bridge Facility used for funding clean energy projects.

key_organizations:
JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA
Barclays Bank PLC
Citibank, N.A.
Morgan Stanley Senior Funding, Inc.
Goldman Sachs Bank USA
Bank of America, N.A.
Deutsche Bank AG New York Branch


document_description: The document outlines the terms and conditions of financial agreements involving Global LLC and its subsidiaries, including a revolving credit facility and the issuance of Senior Notes. The Revolver is expected to provide a $440 million line of credit with additional borrowing capacity, while the Senior Notes involve a $800 million private offering. Both financial instruments include various covenants and collateral requirements.

document_subtype: financial agreement

key_organizations:
Global LLC
Global Operating LLC


document_description: The document provides a summary of project-specific non-recourse financing backed by solar energy system assets as of March 31, 2015. It includes a table detailing the terms of financing arrangements for various projects, including principal amounts, types of loans, and maturity dates. Additionally, it discusses the financial covenants and liquidity requirements related to these financing arrangements.

title: Project-level financing arrangements


document_description: The document discusses the financial strategies and expectations following a financial offering, including acquisitions of projects from SunEdison and third-party developers, and the need for additional financing. It also outlines the intention to distribute cash dividends to investors and the dependencies of Global LLC and Global Operating LLC on cash distributions from project-level subsidiaries. The document highlights potential restrictions on cash distributions due to existing and future indebtedness, laws, and regulations in various jurisdictions.

title: Amendment #4

key_organizations:
SunEdison
Global LLC
Global Operating LLC


document_description: The document provides a comparative analysis of cash flows for the periods ending March 31, 2015, and March 31, 2014, as well as for the years ending December 31, 2014, and December 31, 2013. It includes tables showing changes in net cash provided by operating, investing, and financing activities, along with the effects of exchange rate changes on cash.

title: Cash Flow Discussion


document_description: The document provides a financial overview including net cash activities, contractual obligations, and critical accounting policies. It includes a table summarizing outstanding contractual obligations and commercial commitments as of December 31, 2014.

title: Amendment #4 - Financial Overview


document_description: The document discusses the use of estimates, assumptions, and judgments in financial reporting, particularly in the power industry. It covers topics such as asset retirement obligations, revenue recognition, and impairment of long-lived assets. The document emphasizes the inherent uncertainty in these estimates and the potential impact on operating results if they are materially incorrect.

document_subtype: prospectus


document_description: The document discusses the recognition and accounting of derivative financial instruments and hedging activities, stock-based compensation, and income taxes. It outlines the treatment of derivatives in the balance sheet, the accounting for stock-based compensation related to restricted stock grants, and the method for determining income tax balances using a 'separate return' method. It also covers the recognition of deferred tax assets and liabilities and the impact of changes in tax laws or rates.

title: Derivative financial instruments and hedging activities


document_description: The document discusses the company's approach to taxable income, tax positions, and common stock valuation. It outlines the methods used to estimate the fair value of common stock, including input from the board of directors and third-party valuations. The document also covers the risks associated with tax audits and the potential impact on tax provisions, net income, and cash flows.

key_organizations: American Institute of Certified Public Accountants


document_description: The document provides a valuation analysis of a company's common stock, detailing the methods and assumptions used to determine fair value. It includes historical fair values, stock grants, and valuation inputs for specific dates.

title: Amendment #4 - Valuation Analysis

document_subtype: financial analysis


document_description: The document discusses financial metrics, including a marketability discount, illiquidity discount model assumptions, and recent accounting pronouncements. It covers the JOBS Act's impact on accounting standards adoption and details on FASB issued ASUs related to income taxes, revenue recognition, and going concern disclosures.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document discusses various market risks faced by the company, including interest rate risk, foreign currency risk, liquidity risk, and credit risk. It provides details on the impact of interest rate fluctuations on long-term debt and the company's strategy to mitigate these risks through hedging. It also outlines the company's exposure to foreign currency risk due to revenues generated in multiple currencies and the use of derivative financial instruments to manage this risk.

title: Quantitative and qualitative disclosures about market risk

document_subtype: financial disclosure


document_description: The document provides an overview of the clean energy industry, focusing on the growth of solar and wind energy markets. It includes a table showing historical and projected global power generation capacity from 2010 to 2020, with a focus on clean energy sources. The document cites Bloomberg New Energy Finance as the source of the data.

title: Amendment #4 - Overview of the Clean Energy Industry


document_description: The document discusses the growth opportunities in the renewable energy sector, particularly solar energy, driven by factors such as increasing demand for power, competitive costs, and government policies. It includes a table projecting the growth of annual global solar energy installations from 2010 to 2020.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document provides an analysis of the global solar energy market, focusing on expected growth and investment from 2015 to 2020. It includes a table of projected annual investments in solar capacity and discusses different segments of the solar market, such as utility-scale, commercial and industrial, residential, and off-grid.

title: Amendment #4 - Solar Energy Market Analysis

key_locations:
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Middle East
North America
Oceania
Japan
Chile


document_description: The document discusses the structure of utility solar projects, emphasizing that utilities typically sign long-term PPAs rather than owning generating assets. It highlights key drivers of solar energy growth, including grid parity and the movement to distributed generation. The document notes the decline in solar energy costs and the potential for solar energy to offer lower-cost electricity compared to rising retail prices. It also discusses the advantages of distributed solar energy systems over traditional utility suppliers.

key_locations: Maharashtra India


document_description: The document discusses the attractiveness of distributed solar energy systems in initial target markets due to their ease of installation, reliability, scalability, and proximity to end customers. It highlights the alignment of solar power generation with peak energy demand times and its acceptance by the investment community due to its reliability, low operational costs, and minimal risk. Additionally, the document covers the adoption of wind energy driven by cost competitiveness, technological advancements, and global renewable energy targets.


document_description: The document provides data on the growth of global wind energy installations from 2010 to 2020, highlighting a projected CAGR of 14%. It includes a table of annual global wind energy installations and discusses the impact of policy uncertainty in the U.S. on wind energy demand. It also mentions the expected total investment in global wind capacity from 2015 to 2020.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document discusses the growth and investment in hydro-electric power generation from 2010 to 2020, highlighting its benefits such as low operating costs, high reliability, and minimal environmental impact. It includes tables showing global annual hydro-electric energy installations and projected total annual investment in global hydro-electric capacity.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document provides an overview of the energy generation capacity in China, focusing on the growth of renewable energy sources from 2010 to 2013 and projections up to 2020. It includes detailed tables on the installed energy generation capacity by fuel type and the cumulative solar and wind energy generation capacity.

title: Amendment #4 - Solar, wind and hydro-electric energy markets

document_subtype: energy market report


document_description: The document discusses the growth of renewable energy in China and Brazil. It highlights China's commitment to increasing non-fossil-fuel generation capacity to 15% by 2020 and the financial support policies enacted to promote renewable energy. In Brazil, the document outlines the increase in installed energy generation capacity and the growth of renewable energy sources, which accounted for 85% of overall energy capacity growth from 2010 to 2013.

title: Key drivers of renewable energy growth in China and Brazil

key_locations: China Brazil


document_description: The document provides an overview of Brazil's renewable energy growth, focusing on solar and wind energy generation capacity from 2010 to 2020. It includes a table showing historical and forecasted capacities, key drivers of growth, and government initiatives supporting renewable energy.

title: Brazil's Renewable Energy Growth

key_organizations:
Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Brazilian Government


document_description: The document provides data on hydro-electric generation capacity in Brazil from 2010 to 2016 and energy generation capacity in India from 2010 to 2013. It includes tables showing historical and forecasted capacities, as well as India's generation capacity fuel mix as of 2013. The document also discusses the growth of India's renewable power market and the rise in retail electricity prices.

title: Hydro-electric and Energy Generation Capacity

key_locations: Brazil India


document_description: The document provides an overview of the growth in India's renewable energy sector, specifically solar and wind energy, from 2010 to 2020. It includes a table showing the cumulative installed capacity of solar and wind energy in India, highlighting the significant growth in these sectors. The document also discusses key drivers of renewable energy growth in India, such as increased energy demand, government initiatives, and cost competitiveness of solar and wind technologies.

title: India's Renewable Energy Growth

key_locations: India Gujarat

key_organizations: State Electricity Regulatory Commissions


document_description: The document discusses recent developments in solar and wind power programs in India, including new tenders and government support. It also covers energy generation capacity in South Africa, highlighting growth in renewable energy sources.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations:
India
Karnataka
Andhra Pradesh
Telengana
South Africa

key_organizations:
Tata Power
NTPC


document_description: The document provides an overview of the growth in renewable energy capacity in South Africa, focusing on solar and wind energy from 2010 to 2017. It includes a table showing the cumulative installed capacity of solar and wind energy, key drivers of renewable energy growth, and government programs supporting this growth.

title: South Africa Renewable Energy Growth Report


document_description: The document provides an overview of Honduras' energy generation capacity, focusing on the growth of renewable energy sources from 2010 to 2013. It includes data on the installed base of energy generation capacity, the fuel mix as of year-end 2013, and projections for solar and wind energy generation capacity from 2010 to 2017. The report highlights the increase in renewable energy capacity and the expected rise in retail electricity prices due to various factors.

title: Honduras Energy Generation Capacity Report


document_description: The document discusses the renewable energy growth in Honduras and Costa Rica. Honduras aims to meet 60% of its electricity demand with renewable energy by 2022, offering tax incentives for renewable projects. Costa Rica's energy generation capacity increased from 2.4 GW to 2.7 GW between 2010 and 2013, with significant growth in wind energy capacity. Retail electricity prices in Costa Rica have risen due to increased costs of conventional energy sources.

title: Key drivers of renewable energy growth in Honduras and Costa Rica

key_locations:
Honduras
Costa Rica

key_organizations:
Honduran government
Bloomberg New Energy Finance


document_description: The document discusses the renewable energy initiatives in Costa Rica and Peru. Costa Rica aims to become carbon-neutral by 2021, implementing tax incentives and renewable power tenders. Peru's energy generation capacity increased from 8 GW in 2010 to 10 GW in 2013, with a focus on renewable energy growth. The document includes tables showing Peru's energy capacity fuel mix and the growth of solar and wind energy from 2012 to 2017.

title: Key drivers of renewable energy growth in Costa Rica and Peru

key_locations:
Costa Rica
Peru

key_organizations:
Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad
Bloomberg New Energy Finance


document_description: The document discusses the growth of renewable energy in Peru, highlighting the increase in energy demand due to industrialization, population growth, and the mining sector. It details the current energy capacity mix, policy incentives for renewable energy, and the auction mechanism for renewable projects. It also provides data on hydro-electric energy generation capacity in Peru and Uruguay's energy generation capacity fuel mix as of 2013.

title: Key drivers of renewable energy growth in Peru

key_locations: Peru Uruguay


document_description: The document discusses the growth of renewable energy in Uruguay, highlighting a CAGR of 7% in retail electricity prices over three years and significant increases in wind and solar energy capacities. It includes a table showing the growth of wind energy from 33 MW in 2010 to 1,874 MW in 2017. The report also outlines Uruguay's energy policy goals and incentives for renewable energy development.

title: Uruguay Renewable Energy Growth Report


document_description: The document provides an overview of Malaysia's energy generation capacity from 2010 to 2013, highlighting a growth in installed capacity from 24 GW to 26 GW. It includes a detailed breakdown of the generation capacity fuel mix as of 2013, with gas and coal being the predominant sources. The report also discusses the rise in retail electricity prices and the growth of renewable energy, particularly solar, which saw a significant increase in installed capacity from 13 MW in 2010 to 200 MW in 2014. The document projects further growth in solar capacity up to 2020 and notes the absence of wind energy development due to current tariff programs.

title: Malaysia Energy Generation Capacity Report

key_organizations:
Bloomberg New Energy Finance
SEDA


document_description: The document discusses Malaysia's initiatives to support renewable energy development, including policies and incentives like the feed-in tariff program. It also covers Malaysia's subsidy removal program for liquid fuels, natural gas, and electricity, which may increase demand for solar energy. Additionally, it provides data on Thailand's energy generation capacity and growth in renewable energy sources.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations: Malaysia Thailand

key_organizations: National Renewable Energy Policy and Action Plan

key_organizations: Sustainable Energy Development Authority Act


document_description: The document provides an overview of Thailand's growth in solar and wind energy generation capacity from 2010 to 2017, highlighting key drivers and government support programs. It includes a table showing the cumulative energy generation capacity for solar and wind from 2010 to 2017 and discusses the government's renewable energy targets and feed-in tariff programs.

title: Thailand's Renewable Energy Growth

key_organizations:
Thailand's Ministry of Energy
Bloomberg New Energy Finance


document_description: This document provides an overview of TerraForm Global, Inc., a renewable energy company focused on acquiring wind, solar, and hydro-electric power plants. The company aims to increase dividends by acquiring clean power generation assets from SunEdison and third parties. Initial target markets include China, Brazil, India, and others. The document outlines portfolio growth strategies, including call rights and ROFO rights with sponsors and third-party developers, and plans for third-party acquisitions.

title: Amendment #4 - TerraForm Global, Inc. Overview

key_organizations:
TerraForm Global, Inc.
SunEdison
TerraForm Power


document_description: The document discusses the capabilities and achievements of a US-based Sponsor, a leading developer of wind and solar energy projects. It highlights the Sponsor's development pipeline, yieldco experience, M&A expertise, and market opportunities in the renewable energy sector. The Sponsor has a significant track record in project development and acquisitions, with a focus on leveraging its expertise to capitalize on favorable market trends.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations:
United States
Peru
China

key_organizations:
TerraForm Power
First Wind
Renova
Honiton


document_description: The document discusses the renewable energy market, focusing on solar, wind, and hydro-electric energy systems. It highlights the projected investment in renewable energy capacity expansions from 2015 to 2020, with significant growth expected in TerraForm Global, Inc.'s initial target markets. The document outlines TerraForm Global, Inc.'s objectives to create value for its shareholders by owning and operating a diverse platform of renewable energy projects and growing its project portfolio through acquisitions.

title: Amendment #4

document_subtype: corporate document


document_description: The document outlines a business strategy focused on increasing cash dividends for Class A common stockholders by investing in long-term contracted clean power generation assets. The strategy includes acquiring assets from sponsors and third parties, focusing on solar, wind, and hydro-electric energy segments, and targeting emerging markets with favorable investment attributes. The document emphasizes a technology-neutral clean power platform.

key_locations:
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Middle East

document_subtype: business strategy document


document_description: The document outlines the financial practices, competitive strengths, and growth opportunities of a company involved in renewable energy projects. It emphasizes maintaining sound financial practices, including risk and credit policies, financing strategies, and dividend policies. The company's competitive strengths include a diverse portfolio, growth opportunities through acquisitions, stable cash flows, and a strong relationship with its sponsor, SunEdison.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document outlines the achievements and capabilities of a Sponsor in the renewable energy sector, highlighting its construction of solar power generation assets, acquisition expertise, project financing experience, and asset management expertise. It details the Sponsor's global presence, its subsidiary TerraForm Power's financial activities, and its acquisition of First Wind's assets.

key_locations:
United States
China
Peru
Latin America

document_subtype: business report

key_organizations:
TerraForm Power
First Wind
Honiton
LAP


document_description: The document discusses the benefits of being a publicly listed company in the United States, including access to capital markets and a competitive advantage in acquiring assets. It highlights the long-term contracted portfolio of renewable energy projects and the experienced management team. The initial portfolio includes solar, wind, and hydro-electric projects across various countries, with plans for expansion into high-growth emerging markets.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations:
United States
China
India
South Africa
Honduras
Uruguay
Malaysia
Thailand
Brazil
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Peru


document_description: The document provides an overview of the initial portfolio of clean power generation assets, including natural gas, biomass, hybrid energy, and storage solutions. It details the expected acquisitions and the status of governmental and lender consents required for these acquisitions. The table lists projects in Brazil and India, including their net capacity, ownership interest, PPA counterparties, credit ratings, and commercial operation dates.

title: Amendment #4 - Initial Portfolio Overview

key_locations:
Brazil
Bahia
Caetité
Igapor
Guanambi
India
Belgaum
Karnataka
Gadag
Jaisalmer
Rajasthan
Anantpur
Andhra Pradesh
Patan
Gujarat
Jodhpur
Mandsaur
Madhya Pradesh
Tirunelveli
Tamil Nadu
Surendranagar

key_organizations: CCEE Eletrobras HESCOM BESCOM JVVNL APSPCL GUVNL NVVN SECI


document_description: This document provides an overview of various energy projects across different countries, detailing project names, capacities, interests, parties involved, credit ratings, durations, commercial operation dates, and locations. The projects span across Honduras, China, Uruguay, South Africa, Costa Rica, Peru, Nicaragua, and Thailand, covering wind, solar, and hydro energy sources.

title: Energy Projects Overview

key_locations:
Honduras
China
Uruguay
South Africa
Costa Rica
Peru
Nicaragua
Thailand

document_subtype: Energy Projects Overview

key_organizations: ENE MPGCL GPEPC UTE Eskom ICE MINEM DD PEA


document_description: This document provides an overview of a project portfolio, detailing various projects by geography and technology. It includes a table of projects with details such as net capacity, ownership interest, offtake agreements, and commercial operation dates. Additionally, it provides charts showing the distribution of projects by geography and technology.

title: Amendment #4 - Project Portfolio Overview

key_locations: Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Sepang

document_subtype: project portfolio

key_organizations: MASSB TNB S&P Moody's Eskom


document_description: This document provides a summary of projects expected to be included in the initial portfolio, focusing on Brazil projects ESPRA, Salvador, and Bahia. It includes details on project locations, capacities, commercial operation dates, ownership interests, and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with entities like Eletrobras and CCEE.

title: Amendment #4 - Project Descriptions

key_locations:
Itamaraju
Jucuruça
Vereda
Medeiros Neto
Guanambi
Caetité
Igapora
Bahia
Brazil

document_subtype: project summary

key_organizations: Chamber of Electric Energy Commercialization (CCEE)


document_description: The document provides an overview of three solar projects in India under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission. It includes details about the NSM 24, NSM Suryalabh, and NSM Sitara projects, their locations, capacities, ownership interests, and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Limited and Solar Energy Corporation of India. The document also outlines the tariffs, project technologies, and financial arrangements, including viability gap funding and irrevocable letters of credit.

title: Our India projects

key_locations: Ugaras Village, Tehsil Phalodi, Jodhpur District, Rajasthan, India

key_locations: Kalyan Singh ki Sid Village, Tehsil Bap, Jodhpur District, Rajasthan, India

key_locations: Sitamau Village, Mandsaur District, Madhya Pradesh, India

key_organizations:
NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Limited
NTPC Limited
Solar Energy Corporation of India
MNRE


document_description: The document outlines amendments related to various solar projects in India, including NSM L'Volta, Brakes, and Raj 5. It details the capacity, location, ownership, and financial terms of the projects, including tariffs and viability gap funding subsidies. The document also specifies contractual obligations of SECI and NVVN regarding payment security through letters of credit.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations: Munanjipatti Village, Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu, India

key_locations: Rawra Village, Mandsaur District, Rajasthan, India

document_subtype: contract amendment

key_organizations:
SECI
Brakes India Limited
NVVN


document_description: The document provides details on various solar projects located in India, including Focal, Millenium, SE 25, and Azure. It outlines the capacity, location, ownership interest, technology used, and Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) details for each project. The PPAs include information on tariffs, contract duration, and payment security measures.

title: Project Details and Power Purchase Agreements

key_locations: Dhama Village, Surendranagar District, Gujarat, India

key_organizations: Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited (GUVNL)


document_description: The document provides summaries of three energy projects: ESP Urja, Bora Bora, and Bhakrani. It includes details on project locations, capacities, ownership interests, and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with respective counterparties.

title: Project Summaries for ESP Urja, Bora Bora, and Bhakrani

key_locations: Borampally Village, Anantapur District, Andhra Pradesh, India

key_organizations: New and Renewable Energy Development Corporation of Andhra Pradesh Ltd.


document_description: The document provides a summary of various wind energy projects in India and Honduras, including details about their capacity, commercial operation dates, and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs).

key_locations:
Gadag District, Karnataka, India
Belgaum District, Karnataka, India
Santa Ana, Honduras
San Buenaventura, Honduras

key_organizations: Hubli Electricity Supply Company Limited

key_organizations: Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited


document_description: The document provides summaries of various energy projects located in Honduras, China, and Uruguay. It includes details about the Choluteca solar project in Honduras, the Dunhuang solar project in China, the Hercules wind project in Inner Mongolia, and the El Naranjal solar project in Uruguay. Each project summary includes information on capacity, technology used, ownership interest, PPA counterparties, tariffs, and expected or actual commercial operation dates.

title: Project Summaries for Choluteca, Dunhuang, Hercules, and El Naranjal

key_locations:
Choluteca, Honduras
Dunhuang City, Gansu Province, China
Inner Mongolia, China
Salto, Uruguay

key_organizations:
Empresa Nacional de Energia Electrica
MIGA
Gansu Province Electric Power Company
State Grid Corporation
Inner Mongolia Power (Group) Co., Ltd


document_description: The document discusses various solar power projects in Uruguay and South Africa, including Del Litoral, Alto Cielo, and Boshof. It details the Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for these projects, their expected commercial operation dates, and ownership interests. The document also mentions the involvement of Solarpack and the REIPPP program in South Africa.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations:
Uruguay
Salto Department
Tomás Gomensoro
Artigas Department
Boshof
Free State Province
South Africa
Kimberley

key_organizations:
National Administration of Power Plants
UTE
Solarpack
Public Investment Corporation
Eskom
NERSA


document_description: The document provides summaries of three renewable energy projects in South Africa: Klipheuwel, Aries, and Konkoonsies. It details the ownership structure, commercial operation dates, and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with Eskom for each project. The document also outlines the terms of the BioTherm Transaction and the operational and maintenance responsibilities.

title: Amendment #4 - Project Summaries for Klipheuwel, Aries, and Konkoonsies

key_locations:
Caledon, Western Cape, South Africa
Kernhardt, Northern Cape, South Africa
Pofadder, Northern Cape, South Africa

key_organizations:
Eskom
BioTherm
Group Five Construction
Iberdrola Engineering & Construction ZA
Juwi Solar ZA


document_description: The document provides a summary of various energy projects, including Witkop and Soutpan in South Africa, and PESRL and Orosi in Costa Rica. It details the capacity, location, ownership interests, and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for each project.

key_locations: Polokwane municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa

key_locations: Blouberg municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa

key_organizations:
Public Investment Corporation
Eskom
Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE)


document_description: The document provides details on the LAP portfolio, consisting of six hydro-electric projects in Peru, and the Eolo wind project in Nicaragua. It outlines the commercial operations, ownership, and financial agreements related to these projects, including RER contracts with the Peruvian government and PPAs in Nicaragua.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations:
Ancash, Peru
Junin, Peru
Rivas, Nicaragua

key_organizations: Distribuidora de Electricidad del Norte, S.A.

key_organizations: Distribuidora de Electricidad del Sur, S.A.


document_description: The document provides an overview of three solar power projects in Thailand: PP Solar, WXA, and NPS Star. Each project consists of multiple sites with specific capacities and operational timelines. The projects are governed by regulations for small power producers and have power purchase agreements (PPAs) with the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA).

title: Amendment #4 - Thailand Projects

key_locations: Amphur Kranuan, Khonkaen Province, Thailand

key_organizations: Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand


document_description: The document provides a summary of three solar energy projects located at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang, Malaysia: Silverstar Pavilion, Fortune 11, and Corporate Season. Each project has details on capacity, technology, ownership structure, economic interest, and Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) with local entities.

title: Amendment #4 - Malaysia Projects

key_locations:
Sepang, Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur International Airport

key_organizations:
Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad
Tenaga Nasional Berhad
SEDA


document_description: The document outlines the terms of a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with MASSB, scheduled to terminate in December 2034, with a flat tariff and penalties for non-purchase. It details corporate governance and feed-in tariff adjustments for three Malaysian projects. The Support Agreement includes rights to acquire projects from the Sponsor and a commitment of $1.4 billion FTM CAFD. It also describes the process for determining fair market value for Call Right Projects and rights of first offer on SunEdison ROFO Projects.

title: Amendment #4

document_subtype: contract

key_organizations: MASSB SEDA SunEdison


document_description: The document discusses call right agreements with third-party developers for solar, wind, and hydro-electric projects in China, and an option agreement with Renova for renewable energy projects. It outlines the terms for exercising call rights and options, including purchase price determination and rights of first refusal.

title: Amendment #4

document_subtype: agreement


document_description: The document provides an overview of Sponsor Call Right Projects and Third-Party Call Right Projects, detailing project names, operating status, net capacity in MW, percentage of total MW, sponsor ownership interest, and commercial operation dates for projects in Brazil and India.

title: Sponsor Call Right Projects and Third-Party Call Right Projects Overview

key_locations: Brazil India


document_description: This document provides a tabular overview of various energy projects in different countries, detailing their development status, capacity, sponsor ownership interest, and commercial operation dates. The projects are categorized by region, including South Africa, Thailand, Latin America, China, Philippines, and Malaysia.

title: Amendment #4 - Project Development Status

key_locations:
South Africa
Thailand
Latin America
China
Philippines
Malaysia

document_subtype: Project Development Status


document_description: The document contains a table listing various projects, their operating status, net capacity in MW, percentage of total MW, sponsor ownership interest, and commercial operation date. The projects are categorized under Third-Party Call Rights, China Projects, Wind, Solar, and Hydro. The table includes subtotals and totals for different categories of projects.

document_subtype: Project Table


document_description: Amendment #4 to a prospectus, discussing net capacity, project status, and regulatory approvals in South Africa and China. It includes changes to terms related to economic ownership, project execution, and asset sales by Chinese State Owned Enterprises.

key_locations:
South Africa
China

document_subtype: prospectus amendment

key_organizations:
South African Department of Energy
Development and Reform Commission
Chinese State Owned Enterprise
Global


document_description: The document contains a table of contents with geographical and technological percentages, a discussion on competition in the power generation industry, and environmental matters related to renewable energy projects. It highlights the competitive landscape, government incentives, and environmental regulations affecting the industry.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations:
Brazil
China
India
South Africa
South East Asia
Other Africa

document_subtype: report


document_description: This document is an amendment to a management services agreement, detailing changes in employee management and regulatory matters related to solar and wind energy projects, particularly in China. It outlines the roles of various Chinese government entities in regulating these projects.

title: Amendment #4

document_subtype: amendment

key_organizations: National Development and Reform Commission


document_description: The document discusses regulatory frameworks for solar and wind energy projects in China and Brazil. In China, foreign investment in these projects is encouraged, but acquisitions require MOFCOM approval. In Brazil, the ANEEL regulates the electricity sector, with an auction system for renewable energy contracts. Foreign companies must incorporate in Brazil to enter PPAs.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations: China Brazil

document_subtype: legal amendment

key_organizations: State Administration of Foreign Exchange


document_description: This document discusses the regulatory framework for electricity generation and distribution in India and South Africa. It covers the Electricity Act, 2003 in India, which regulates the generation, transmission, distribution, trading, and use of electricity. It also mentions the role of the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) and State Electricity Regulatory Commissions (SERCS) in India. Additionally, it discusses the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) and the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI). In South Africa, it outlines the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement (REIPPP) program and related legislation.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations:
India
South Africa
Andhra Pradesh
Gujarat
Tamil Nadu


document_description: The document discusses regulatory frameworks for the energy sector in South Africa, Honduras, and Costa Rica. It outlines the roles of regulatory bodies and the legal frameworks governing electricity generation and distribution in these countries.

key_locations:
South Africa
Honduras
Costa Rica

document_subtype: regulatory document

key_organizations: National Energy Regulator of South Africa


document_description: The document outlines the regulatory frameworks and legislative measures in Peru, Uruguay, and Malaysia to attract investment and promote renewable energy in their electricity sectors. It details Peru's Electric Concessions Law, Uruguay's deregulated electricity generation market, and Malaysia's Renewable Energy Act 2011.

title: Amendment #4 - Electricity Industry Regulations in Peru, Uruguay, and Malaysia

key_locations: Peru Uruguay Malaysia

key_organizations: Unidad Reguladora de Servicios de Energía y Agua

key_organizations: Malaysian Sustainable Energy Development Authority


document_description: The document outlines the regulatory framework for renewable energy projects in Thailand and Nicaragua. In Thailand, the Energy Industry Act governs electricity and natural gas, with the Energy Regulatory Commission overseeing solar and wind projects. In Nicaragua, the Electric Industry Law and related regulations are managed by the Ministry of Energy and Mines, with concessions granted to private companies for electricity distribution.

key_locations: Thailand Nicaragua

document_subtype: regulatory summary

key_organizations: Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency

key_organizations: National Company for Electric Energy Transmission

key_organizations: Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources


document_description: The document outlines various government incentives and financial mechanisms in different markets to support renewable energy adoption. It focuses on China's feed-in tariff programs for solar and wind energy, the Golden Sun Program, preferential loans, and tax exemptions for renewable energy projects.

title: Government incentives for renewable energy

document_type: government

key_organizations:
NDRC
Ministry of Finance


document_description: The document outlines the incentives available for renewable energy projects in Brazil and India. In Brazil, incentives include tax benefits, discounted tariffs, special public funding, and R&D investment. In India, the focus is on the National Solar Mission, which aims to increase solar power capacity through various phases, with specific targets and financial mechanisms.

title: Renewable Energy Incentives in Brazil and India

key_organizations: National Bank for Economic and Social Development


document_description: The document outlines various policies and incentives for renewable energy projects in India, including solar and wind power. It details financial incentives, tax exemptions, and regulatory frameworks to promote renewable energy generation. The document also discusses India's National Tariff Policy and renewable purchase obligations (RPO) for utilities.

key_locations:
India
Gujarat
Rajasthan
Chattishgarh
Haryana
Madhya Pradesh
Bihar
Goa

document_subtype: policy document

key_organizations: Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Limited


document_description: The document discusses tax policies and incentives for renewable energy projects in India, South Africa, and Honduras. It highlights India's tax exemptions for solar power companies, South Africa's REIPPP program for renewable energy bidding, and Honduras' tax incentives for renewable energy infrastructure.

key_locations:
India
South Africa
Honduras

key_organizations:
Indian Government
South Africa's Department of Energy
SA DOE
Eskom
National Treasury


document_description: The document discusses renewable energy policies and incentives in Costa Rica, Peru, Uruguay, and Malaysia. It outlines tax benefits, pricing incentives, and regulatory frameworks to support renewable energy generation in these countries.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations:
Costa Rica
Peru
Uruguay
Malaysia

key_organizations:
SEDA
National Electric Interconnected System


document_description: The document discusses the terms of a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for renewable energy projects in Malaysia, including the feed-in tariff rates, funding mechanisms, and government incentives. It also covers similar incentives for solar and wind power projects in Thailand under the Investment Promotion Act.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations: Malaysia Thailand

key_organizations:
SEDA
Malaysian government
Board of Investment


document_description: The document outlines specific incentives for solar and wind power projects in Thailand and Nicaragua. It details tariff adders and feed-in tariff rates for solar projects in Thailand, as well as tax exemptions for renewable energy projects in Nicaragua.

title: Amendment #4 - Specific incentives for solar and wind power projects

key_locations:
Thailand
Nicaragua
Yala
Pattani
Narathiwat
Songkla Province

key_organizations:
EGAT
PEA
National Energy Policy Commission
Energy Regulatory Commission
Ministry of Energy and the Mines


document_description: The document discusses ongoing legal proceedings involving the GUVNL portfolio, which includes Indian projects SE 25, Azure, ESP Urja, and Millenium. GUVNL has initiated litigation seeking tariff reductions and claims of PPA violations due to changes in shareholder structure. The cases are pending in the Supreme Court of India after initial victories for the project companies.

document_subtype: legal proceedings

key_organizations:
GUVNL
Azure
ESP Urja
Millenium


document_description: This document provides a list of executive officers, key officers, and directors, along with their business experience, who have been or will be appointed prior to the completion of a specific offering. It includes details about the roles and previous experience of Ahmad Chatila and Carlos Domenech Zornoza.

title: Amendment #4 - Management

key_people:
Ahmad Chatila
Carlos Domenech Zornoza
Jeremy Avenier
Ismael Guerrero Arias
Yana Kravtsova
Martin Truong
Brian Wuebbels
Hanif "Wally" Dahya
Mark Florian
Francisco "Pancho" Perez Gundin
Mark Lerdal
Steven Tesoriere

document_subtype: business document

key_organizations: Universal Pictures International Entertainment


document_description: This document provides information about key executives and directors of SunEdison, including their roles, previous experience, and contributions to the company. It includes profiles of Jeremy Avenier, Ismael Guerrero Arias, Yana Kravtsova, Martin Truong, and Brian Wuebbels.

title: Amendment #4

key_people:
Jeremy Avenier
Ismael Guerrero Arias
Yana Kravtsova
Martin Truong
Brian Wuebbels

key_locations:
Europe
United States
Shanghai

document_subtype: corporate document

key_organizations:
SunEdison
General Electric
Morpho Detection
Canadian Solar
Global Sustainable Fund
DCWafers
Google Inc.
First Wind
Clifford Chance U.S. LLP
Latham & Watkins LLP
The World Bank Group
TerraForm Power
MEMC Electronic Materials, Inc.
Honeywell


document_description: The document outlines the appointment of Francisco 'Pancho' Perez Gundin, Hanif 'Wally' Dahya, Mark Florian, and Mark Lerdal to the board of directors in connection with the completion of an offering. It details their professional backgrounds and the expertise they bring to the board.

title: Board of Directors Nominee Appointments

key_people:
Francisco 'Pancho' Perez Gundin
Hanif 'Wally' Dahya
Mark Florian
Mark Lerdal

document_subtype: board of directors appointment

key_organizations:
SunEdison
TerraForm Power
Universal Pictures International
Y Company LLC
New York Community Bancorp, Inc.
First Reserve
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Leaf Clean Energy
MP2 Capital, LLC
Hydrogen Energy California
KKR Finance
Trading Emissions
Onsite Energy Corporation


document_description: This document outlines the appointment of Steven Tesoriere to the board of directors in connection with a financial offering. It discusses the company's status as a 'controlled company' under stock exchange rules, the composition of the board of directors, and the responsibilities of the board in corporate governance and risk management.

title: Amendment #4

key_organizations:
TerraForm Power
Altai Capital Management, L.P.
Anchorage Capital Group, LLC
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
The Blackstone Group, L.P.
SunEdison


document_description: The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Audit Committee and the Corporate Governance and Conflicts Committee of the board of directors following an offering. It details the oversight responsibilities of the Audit Committee regarding financial reporting, accounting principles, and compliance, and the Corporate Governance and Conflicts Committee's role in corporate governance and conflict resolution. The document also mentions the independence of the committee members and the adoption of written charters for these committees.

title: Amendment #4

key_people:
Mr. Dahya
Mr. Lerdal
Mr. Tesoriere


document_description: The document outlines the establishment of other committees by the board of directors, the absence of family relationships among executive officers, and the adoption of a Code of Conduct applicable to all employees. It also mentions the disclosure requirements under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 for amendments or waivers to the Code of Conduct.

title: Amendment #4

key_people:
chief executive officer
chief financial officer
principal accounting officer


document_description: The document outlines the compensation structure for executive officers of a newly formed subsidiary of SunEdison. It details that the executive officers are employees of SunEdison and their compensation is determined by SunEdison. The document also includes a table showing the equity incentive awards granted to certain executive officers under the 2014 Incentive Plan, which will convert into shares of Class A common stock upon the completion of the offering.

title: Executive Officer Compensation

key_people:
Carlos Domenech
Jeremy Avenier
Ismael Guerrero Arias
Francisco 'Pancho' Perez Gundin
Yana Kravtsova

document_subtype: executive compensation

key_organizations:
SunEdison
TerraForm Power
Global LLC


document_description: The document outlines the vesting schedule for restricted stock and restricted stock units (RSUs) for executives and other individuals under the TerraForm Global, Inc. 2014 Long-Term Incentive Plan. It details the terms of the 2014 Incentive Plan, including eligibility, types of awards, and limitations on shares. The plan aims to enhance company profitability and align interests between employees and stockholders.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document outlines Amendment #4 to the 2014 Incentive Plan, detailing the administration, stock options, stock appreciation rights, restricted stock, restricted stock units, and performance-based awards. It specifies the maximum share reserve, cash payment limits, and the authority of the Committee in administering the plan.

title: 2014 Incentive Plan Amendment #4

document_subtype: Incentive Plan Amendment


document_description: Amendment #4 outlines the performance goals, vesting terms, transferability of awards, adjustments for changes in capitalization, and change in control provisions under the 2014 Incentive Plan. It specifies the conditions under which performance goals are set, how awards vest, and the circumstances under which awards can be transferred. It also details the adjustments to be made in the event of significant corporate changes and the immediate vesting of awards following a change in control.


document_description: This document outlines the provisions for the 2014 Incentive Plan, including the acceleration of awards, amendment rights, and compensation for directors. It details the board's authority to amend or terminate the plan, compensation for non-employee directors, and the issuance of restricted stock units (RSUs).

title: Amendment #4

document_subtype: Amendment


document_description: The document provides a table detailing the beneficial ownership of Class A common stock by significant shareholders, directors, and executive officers of TerraForm Global, Inc. and SunEdison Inc. It includes the number of shares and percentage of voting power before and after an offering, based on SEC rules.

title: Security ownership of certain beneficial owners and management

key_people:
directors
director nominees
named executive officers

document_subtype: beneficial ownership table

key_organizations:
TerraForm Global, Inc.
SunEdison Inc.


document_description: This document provides a detailed table of stock ownership and voting power for TerraForma Global, Inc. and SunEdison, Inc. before and after a stock offering. It includes information on major stockholders, directors, and executive officers, as well as details on stock transactions and ownership percentages.

title: Amendment #4 - TerraForma Global, Inc. and SunEdison, Inc. Stock and Voting Power

key_people:
Ahmad Chatila
Carlos Domenech Zomoza
Jeremy Avenier
Ismael Guerrero Arias
Yana Kravtsova
Francisco "Pancho" Perez Gundin
Martin Truong
Brian Wuebbels
Hanif "Wally" Dahya
Mark Florian
Mark Lerdal
Steven Tesoriere

key_locations: 13736 Riverport Drive, Suite 180, Maryland Heights, Missouri 63043

key_locations: Rua Barão de Caette, 393-1 andar Centro, Caette, Bahia, Brazil

key_locations: 420 Miller Avenue, Suite 102, Mill Valley, California 94941

key_locations: 350 State Highway 7, Suite 201, Excelsior, Minnesota 55331

document_subtype: financial table

key_organizations: Everstream Energy Capital Management LLC


document_description: The document provides summaries of related party agreements and private placements involving Global LLC. It details the sale of Class D units to various investment funds and the subsequent issuance of Class A common stock. The proceeds were used to reduce borrowings and project-level indebtedness. Key individuals involved include Steven Tesoriere and Carlos Domenech Zornoza.

title: Private Placements and Related Party Transactions

key_people:
Steven Tesoriere
Carlos Domenech Zornoza

document_subtype: financial summary

key_organizations:
Blackstone Alternative Solutions LLC
Everstream Opportunities Fund
Altai Capital Master Fund
Baron Funds
Capricorn Investment Group
GE
Glenview Capital Management
Kingdon Capital Management
Global LLC


document_description: Baron Funds and Zimmer Partners entered into a stock purchase agreement with Global to purchase Class A common stock in a private placement transaction. The agreement includes registration rights and is subject to closing conditions. The document also outlines a Support Agreement for acquiring clean energy projects.

key_people:
Baron Funds
Zimmer Partners

key_locations:
China
India
Sub-Saharan Africa
South America
Central America
Caribbean
Malaysia
Thailand
Philippines
Indonesia

document_subtype: Stock Purchase Agreement

key_organizations: Global SunEdison


document_description: The amendment outlines the Sponsor's obligations to add qualifying projects to the Call Right Project list and the conditions under which projects can be removed or replaced. It specifies the Sponsor's commitment to offer Call Right Projects with a projected FTM CAFD of $1.4 billion over five years. The agreement details the process for determining the fair market value and projected FTM CAFD of projects, including the use of a third-party advisor if necessary. It also covers the Sponsor's right to sell projects to third parties and the conditions under which the purchasing rights can be exercised by the other party.

title: Amendment #4 to Support Agreement

document_subtype: Support Agreement Amendment


document_description: Amendment #4 outlines the terms regarding the sale of SunEdison ROFO Projects, including the right of first offer and conditions under which the Sponsor can sell projects to third parties. It also details corporate governance requirements, termination rights of the Support Agreement, and project-level agreements such as EPC and OEM contracts. The document specifies financial compensations received by the Sponsor for the year ended December 31, 2014.

title: Amendment #4

document_subtype: contract amendment

key_organizations:
SunEdison
TerraForm Power


document_description: The document outlines the Distribution Payment Agreement and Management Services Agreement related to the LAP Transaction. Global will receive cash distributions from LAP projects until they are transferred upon lender consent. The Management Services Agreement involves Global LLC, Global Operating LLC, and the Sponsor, detailing the management and administration services to be provided by the Sponsor or its affiliates.

title: Amendment #4 - Distribution Payment and Management Services Agreement

document_subtype: agreement

key_organizations:
Global LLC
Global Operating LLC
LAP Holdings, B.V.


document_description: Amendment #4 outlines the responsibilities and limitations of the Sponsor in providing services related to insurance, compliance, and management for the company and its subsidiaries. It also details a non-compete clause restricting Global, Global LLC, and Global Operating LLC from engaging in activities competitive with SunEdison's power project development and construction business without Sponsor approval.

document_subtype: Management Services Agreement Amendment

key_organizations:
Global
Global LLC
Global Operating LLC
SunEdison


document_description: This document outlines Amendment #4 to the Management Services Agreement, detailing non-competition clauses, management fees, reimbursement of expenses, and conditions for amending the agreement. It specifies the continuation of non-competition provisions post-termination, management fee structures, and reimbursement policies. It also describes the process for amending the scope of services and the requirement for approval by the Corporate Governance and Conflicts Committee for material changes.

title: Amendment #4 to Management Services Agreement


document_description: This document outlines the conditions under which the Management Services Agreement can be terminated by either party, including defaults, fraud, negligence, bankruptcy, and changes in control. It also details indemnification and liability limitations for the Sponsor.

key_organizations:
Global LLC
Global Operating LLC


document_description: The document outlines amendments to agreements involving indemnification clauses, a Repowering Services Agreement, and an Investment Agreement. It details the rights and obligations of the Sponsor and Service Recipients, including indemnification terms, right of first refusal for repowering services, and investment support agreements.

title: Amendment #4

key_organizations:
Global LLC
Global Operating LLC
SunEdison Holdings Corporation
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.


document_description: The document outlines the terms of the Bridge Facility and Project Investment Agreement, including interest payment obligations by the Sponsor, project contributions, and conditions for termination. It also details the Interest Payment Agreement between Global LLC, Global Operating LLC, and SunEdison Holdings Corporation, specifying interest payment schedules and conditions for termination. Additionally, it describes the amended and restated operating agreement of Global LLC, including governance structure and unit classifications.

title: Amendment #4

key_locations: India Thailand Uruguay


document_description: This document outlines Amendment #4 to the Global LLC Operating Agreement, detailing the conditions under which the agreement can be amended, supplemented, waived, or modified. It specifies the roles and rights of members, voting rights, and exchange rights of units. The amendment allows changes without the consent of other members under certain conditions, and outlines the rights associated with Class A, B, and B1 units.

title: Amendment #4 to Global LLC Operating Agreement

document_subtype: Operating Agreement Amendment


document_description: The document outlines reclassifications and distributions in accordance with the amended and restated operating agreement of Global LLC. It details the process for exchanging Class B and B1 units for Class A common stock, distribution allocations during and after the Subordination Period, and the conditions of the Subordination Period for Class B units.

document_subtype: operating agreement amendment


document_description: This document outlines the conditions for the early termination of the Subordination Period and the distribution of cash during and after the Subordination Period for Global LLC. It specifies the criteria for distributions of CAFD on Class A, Class B, and Class B1 units, and the conditions under which arrearages in payment of the Minimum Quarterly Distribution are addressed.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document outlines the structure and distribution rights of IDRS (Incentive Distribution Rights) for Global LLC. It details the increasing percentages of quarterly distributions to IDRS holders after meeting certain distribution levels. The document also describes the initial IDR structure and the conditions under which distributions are made to various unit holders and IDRS holders.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: The document contains a table illustrating the percentage allocations of cash distributions for a specific quarter among holders of Class A, Class B, Class B1 units, and IDRS. It details the marginal percentage interest in distributions based on target distribution levels. The document also discusses the right of IDR holders to reset incentive distribution levels after certain conditions are met.

document_subtype: financial distribution table


document_description: Amendment #4 outlines the process and conditions for resetting target distribution levels for holders of IDRS in Global LLC. It details the entitlement of holders to reset distribution levels multiple times, the calculation of new Class B1 units and shares, and the distribution of cash post-reset. The document specifies the percentage allocation of distributions among different classes of units and IDRS holders.

document_subtype: amendment


document_description: The document contains financial tables illustrating the distribution of cash to holders of Class A and Class B units and IDRS based on hypothetical reset scenarios. It includes details on quarterly distribution per unit and total distributions to holders.


document_description: The document provides details on the distribution of cash by Global LLC to unit holders and IDRS for a specific quarter after a reset. It includes a table illustrating the distribution amounts and conditions for Class A, B, and B1 units. The document also discusses the transferability of IDRS and adjustments to distribution levels in case of unit splits or tax changes.

document_subtype: financial report


document_description: This document outlines the Distribution Forbearance Provisions for Global LLC's amended and restated operating agreement. It specifies the conditions under which Class B units will not receive distributions during the third and fourth quarters of 2015 and details the Distribution Forbearance Period. The document also defines key financial terms related to the forbearance provisions.

title: Amendment #4 - Distribution Forbearance Provisions


document_description: The document outlines the terms and conditions related to the issuance, transfer, and redemption of Class A, Class B, and Class B1 units and shares of Global LLC and its Sponsor. It includes provisions for automatic conversion, restrictions on transfer, and an exchange agreement for converting Class B and B1 units into Class A shares.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: Amendment #4 outlines the exchange process of Class B and B1 units for Class A common stock in Global LLC, indemnification and exculpation clauses, allocation of taxable income, and the SunEdison Registration Rights Agreement.

key_organizations:
Global LLC
SunEdison


document_description: This document is an amendment to a prospectus, detailing a lock-up agreement involving the Sponsor and underwriters, procedures for review and approval of related-person transactions, and potential conflicts of interest involving the Sponsor and SunEdison. It outlines the Corporate Governance and Conflicts Committee Charter and the criteria for approving related-person transactions.

title: Amendment #4 to Prospectus

document_subtype: prospectus amendment


document_description: The document discusses potential conflicts of interest and liabilities involving the Sponsor and Global. It highlights the Sponsor's ability to engage in competing business activities, limited liability, indemnification clauses, and control over Global's board of directors. The Corporate Governance and Conflicts Committee Charter will be adopted post-offering to address these issues.

title: Amendment #4


document_description: This document provides a summary of the principal financing agreements, specifically focusing on the Bridge Facility entered into by Global LLC and its subsidiaries with JPMorgan Chase Bank. The Bridge Facility, initially set at $150 million, was amended to $550 million and is intended for clean energy project acquisitions and debt repayment. Key terms include maturity in December 2016, semiannual principal payments, and interest rates based on a base rate or eurodollar rate with specified floors. If not repaid by December 2015, lenders can demand issuance of senior debt securities.

title: Description of certain indebtedness

document_subtype: financing agreement summary