It
has
emerged
that
in
the
case
of
projects
contracted
through
to
2011,
BNDES
is
prepared
to
offer
finance
to
developers
using
equipment
from
Vestas,
Suzlon,
Acciona
and
other
major
overseas
producers
currently
deemed
ineligible
by
the
bank
on
suspicion
of
not
meeting
its
60%
minimum
national-content
level.
But
the
finance
would
be
at
a
higher
interest
rate
that
could
make
some
projects
unviable
given
the
tight
margins
developers
are
working
on.
The
portion
of
the
equipment
made
in
Brazil
would
attract
finance
at
a
preferable
long-term
rate
called
TJLP,
which
currently
stands…
