Agreed although it depends on how much each trust fixed. See Greencoat’s curve which shows they negotiated only a couple years at prices lower than FSFL:
Depending on the price the government agrees there could be a net benefit to some like UKW (not to mention greater revenue consistency), although probably an initial NAV hit given discount factor. I think at least £60/MWh is likely. I’d say roughly anything above £80MWh would be a long-term win.
UKW is only down a few percentages, and effectively unchanged over the last year not council dividends. That’s not uncommon for infrastructure trusts over such a short time span
In this week’s edition of the Weekly Investment Trust Podcast, Jonathan Davis, editor of the Investment Trusts Handbook , speaks to Nicholas Weindling, manager of the JPMorgan Japanese Investment Trust (JFJ) and Ross Driver, co-manager of the Foresight Solar Fund (FSFL) .