CONNECTING
SMALLER CLEAN ENERGY PROJECTS
TO CAPITAL MARKETS
THROUGH INSTITUTIONAL-GRADE PROJECT DUE DILIGENCE
DIGITAL CONVENIENCE
We open the possibilities for smaller clean energy projects to get funded.
Our FREE Project Profile Builder accelerates participation with the outcome being Institutional-grade Project Due Diligence and the pathway to capital allocation.
WE MAKE ESG TARGETS ATTAINABLE
AND SECURE SDG GOALS.
TARGET
We target partners who focus on transition, and initiators in emerging markets.
FOCUS
Solar, wind and biomass is where we display our best performance.
FREE
DUE DILIGENCE
We challenge the greatest barrier to entry in the clean energy transition. Project Initiators can NOT afford the cost of Institutional-grade Project Due Diligence and it's a requirement for any capital funding allocator.
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We apply new design thinking to a sustainable economic model.
ASSET MANAGERS LIKE US
Our Financial Model is the critical path to delivery and saves time and energy.
Our Financial Model sits at the core from which everything emanates.
The Project Profile Builder accelerates verification and validation to meet the support criterion.
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Collectively we are creating a new clean energy economy, while accelerating pride, value and dignity to people through inclusion and participation.
VIEWPOINT
Clean energy adoption
Decentralised clean energy generation will enhance security and can be a main driver of economic growth.
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Decentralised systems do not stand a chance of competing with centralised large-scale utility projects but the decreased reliance on the national grid will increase job creation and improve business competitiveness through lower consumption costs.
NEW DESIGN THINKING
Conventional clean energy scenarios make the common error of misunderstanding that new technologies do not simply replace old ones. Instead, positive disruption tends to disproportionately replace an old system with a new system that has dramatically different architecture, boundaries, and capabilities.
History shows that in most instances a new system is much larger than the old one it displaces, and the recalibration of the energy sector will be no exception.