Amendment #4 Page 86 of 868 Tohlrlfcooloftl• In primate!. the gumbo, of whether a particular assets suitable is Wily supective and is dependent on a number of factors. ncliarg an assessment by ou Sponsor relating to our liquidity position at the Ire, the risk profile of the °mortality arc its fit with the balance of our cordate If our Sponsor &germane. that an opportunty s rot salable for is. it may still pysue such opporttaty at its own behalf h makirg these deterrniations, as Sponsor may be wilt-weed by factors nal reed/ in a msalignmert or conflict 0/interest See'—Risks Mated to our business—The growth of our business depends on iccatrog and aceurrg interests in attracts* clean energy markets from ay Sponsor and unaff dated third parties at favorable prices Mckborelly, event we oonsummste acquesbora on terms that we believe are favorable, such emus:tons may in fact resin rt a decrease in cash /wadable for distnbteon per Class A common share • The departure of some wall of our Sponsor's employees, particularly orocugve of or key employees, could prevent us from achieving ow **cline. Our growth strategy relies on our and our Sponsors execute officers and key employees for their strategc guidance and expertise in the selection of projects trot we nay acquire in the future Because the solar power industry is reetwely new, there is a scarcity d experienced execawes and employees in to solar power industry The same is hue of 'he wind power industry Our future suo:ess wil depend on the continued service of these irdmduals Our Sponsor has experienced departures of key professionals and personnel in the past and may down the future. and we canna predict the impact that any such departures wit have on our ablity to achieve our objectives The departure of a significant number of our Sponsors professionals a a material portion d its employees veto perform services for us or on our behalf. or the lave to smart gratified or effective sucoesSOrS n the evert of