What we do
We use our industry experience, knowledge, and insight to provide specialist advice within renewable energy. Our work is always specific to the client, never generic. It is always focussed on the business goals that our client sets out.
Our advisory work takes many forms.
We help companies evaluate projects and portfolios of projects. This may include objective independent assessments of: economics; capital and operating assumptions; land or other project agreements; technology; resource quality; regulatory environment; financing options; project timetables; key project risks.
We help investors evaluate companies: the chosen markets; the business plan; the management team; the investment economics; the key risks.
We help evaluate markets: the regulatory environment; the economics; the availability of capital both equity and debt; the key players; political drivers and trends; main opportunities; the key risks.
We help companies evaluate financing options for projects. This includes both equity and debt. Our experience extends to helping access public markets. For corporate finance advice we have a subsidiary authorised by the Financial Services Authority, Pure Energy Ventures Ltd.
Examples of work undertaken include:
- Country market analyses for new investors seeking entry to renewables.
- Strategic and marketing support for a specialist machinery company.
- Investor management for an independent power producer.
- Finding a strategic investor for a project developer in Europe.
- Wind market analyses for a range of commercial and financial players.
- Biomass market and technical analyses for a range of investors.
- Marine business plan for a technology based joint venture.
Latest Industry Insights:
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