Our team is comprised of seasoned investment, technical and real estate consultants that have been participating in the greenfield development, acquisition, financing and commissioning of energy infrastructure systems globally for decades.
We strive to deliver high-value energy infrastructure assets at various stages of development that meet or exceed our clients’ specifications, standards and targets.
We’re proud to have successfully delivered premium renewable energy and storage projects downstream to some of the world’s largest, top-tier utilities (IPPs) and Fortune 500 component manufacturers.
Leveraging our extensive experience and high-level process skills, we augment and extend our client’s market reach while accelerating their development and transaction abilities efficiently and cost-effectively.
By aligning the interests of our clients with those of our partnering land owners and the communities in which we operate, we add value that minimizes risk far beyond the commercial operation milestone.
We are highly experienced in the siting and green-field development of large transmission, utility scale, power generator assets available at various stages of development. Such past transactions have included projects ranging from 50MW nameplate capacity up to 300MW, with the possibility of being aggregated into much larger portfolios with extended pipeline.
We are veterans in the development and aggregation of Distributed Energy Resource (DER) projects including commercial and utility scale systems consisting of 10MW nameplate capacity and smaller. Typically, such projects will be aggregated into larger portfolios, sharing the same contractual framework to maximize due diligence, transaction and asset management efficiency.
We’re proud to have participated in some of the lowest cost new energy on the planet.
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