Thank you very much for your question, and I appreciate your support. Indeed, it is an excellent question.
The $50,000 does include the maintenance of the solar plant for the duration of the contracts. These maintenance activities involve cleaning every three to four months, depending on the location, as well as annual electrical inspections.
Regarding the replacement of an inverter, ideally, we should be able to claim this under warranty. We only use certified, high-quality equipment. Some brands offer warranties of up to 20 years. The electrical installations we perform comply with local regulations and take into account the recommendations of the inverter distributors, ensuring that issues can be resolved under warranty whenever possible.
Additionally, the $50,000 includes insurance against vandalism, damage caused by third parties, and accidents (for example, if a stray bullet hits a solar panel). However, if there is damage due to the negligence of the end client, the contract will include clauses stipulating that they would be required to cover these costs.
In summary, the project incorporates all our available legal and technical mechanisms to protect the investment.