Energy · Assets and investment

Energy harnessed by the sun

Independent technical judgement on solar, wind, storage and grid assets, from the first screening to the last commissioning report. Local presence in five countries, and one senior expert who signs what they write.

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1 GW+Technical due diligence completed

400 MW+Design and installation delivered

150 MWDevelopment pipeline, ongoing

100+Projects across the record

“A finding you can act on beats a checklist you cannot.”

Every megawatt on this line was reviewed by the person who signed the report.

What we do

Across the life of the asset, from data room to operation

Ten services, each a fixed scope with a date on it. Open one for the full detail, the deliverables and the questions we are usually asked.

Technical due diligence

Red flag or full review · two depths

An independent read of technical risk before you commit capital.

Feasibility & business case

Three to four weeks

Whether the site works, and what it is worth building.

Engineering & design

By scope · concept to detailed design

The design itself, or an independent review of someone else’s.

Technology evaluation

One to three weeks · by component

Which equipment, and on what evidence.

Project development

By country and asset stage

Origination through to ready-to-build.

Financial model review & contract risk

Two to four weeks

The numbers, and the paperwork behind them.

Procurement, tendering & contractor evaluation

Four to eight weeks · by package

Getting the right contractor on the right terms.

M&A support

Deal timetable · buy side or sell side

The technical side of a transaction, held to the deal calendar.

Owner’s engineering, inspection & construction monitoring

Monthly · through construction

Your engineer on your side of the contract.

Operational services

Monthly or annual · after commissioning

The asset is built. The question becomes whether it performs.

Why we do it

Transforming energy for a sustainable future

Every asset we review moves capital towards energy that lasts. On the way there the unglamorous part decides everything: land, permits and the grid connection set the timetable, so we read those first.

Independence

We re-model the numbers. We do not inherit them.

Production, losses and availability are built from source in PVsyst and the tools the sector uses for the technology, and stated at P50 and P90. The seller’s file is evidence to be tested, never an input to be copied.

Start here

Start small. Decide with evidence.

Three ways to begin, each a fixed scope with a date on it. Every service above can be commissioned on its own; these are simply the usual first steps.

5 working days, typically

Red Flag Review

The three risks that could decide the deal, on one page, while the decision is still open. Credited against the full review if you commission it.

Request a review 3–4 weeks

Feasibility & Business Case

Whether the site works and what it is worth building, with the production case modelled independently.

Request a feasibility study Monthly

Owner’s Engineering Retainer

Technical representation on your side of the contract, through construction and commissioning.

Discuss the retainer

Technologies

Solar, wind, hydro, bioenergy, storage and the grid behind them

**Storage**Battery and hybrid energy storage

**Solar & wind**Solar, wind and storage on the same site

**Grid**Grid connection, the longest lead time on most projects

Questions

Before you commission

How quickly can a first read be delivered?

A red flag review lands within days of receiving access to the data room. A full technical due diligence runs four to six weeks depending on the size and state of the asset.

Do you produce the production figure yourselves?

Yes. The energy yield assessment is modelled independently in PVsyst and the tools the sector uses for the technology, and stated with confidence levels such as P50 and P90. We do not sell it as a standalone product: it is the number the whole business case rests on, so it belongs inside the feasibility study or the due diligence that has to defend it.

What does ready-to-build actually mean?

That the land rights, permits, grid connection and design are complete enough for construction to start. Where that line sits differs by country, which is why development timelines are quoted per market rather than in general.

Do you work as owner’s engineer during construction?

Yes, on a monthly basis for the duration of the works: design review, factory and site inspection, progress and payment verification, and acceptance testing through to commissioning.

Which technologies do you cover?

Solar PV, wind (onshore, offshore and floating), hydro, bioenergy, battery and hybrid energy storage, hybrid plants, and the grid connection work behind all of them.

Do you work outside your five markets?

Yes. We work internationally and travel to the asset. Five countries are where we also have people permanently on the ground.