Solution D

Infrastructure Project Development

Promising projects stall between study and finance.

The problem

Promising projects stall between study and finance.

For developers, governments, capital partners.

Potential benefit: A project structured to be tested for financing, gate by gate.

A potential benefit, not an achieved result. Results depend on site, resource and contract.

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The proposed engagement

How we would work with you

  1. Origination and feasibility

  2. Site, resource and offtake alignment

  3. Permitting and capital architecture

  4. Partner selection and SPV structuring

Runs through all seven stages; each gate ends in a recorded executive decision. Development does not promise that a project will be financed.

What is delivered

Deliverables

  • Origination and feasibility
  • Site, resource and offtake alignment
  • Regulatory and permitting pathway
  • Capital architecture options
  • Delivery partners and SPV structuring

Evidence

How the evidence is assessed

Describes how we work. No results are claimed.

When we take this on: A completed assessment, or equivalent evidence, and a counterparty willing to commit to the next gate.

The seven stages

  1. 01

    Problem

  2. 02

    Resource

  3. 03

    Architecture

  4. 04

    Economics

  5. 05

    Offtake and permits

  6. 06

    Capital

  7. 07

    Deployment

At each gate, one of five decisions

  • Advance to Next Gate
  • Advance with Conditions
  • Hold
  • Pause
  • No-Go

Next action

Develop a project

Tell us about your situation. We review each enquiry and respond when we have enough information to identify an appropriate next step.

Useful to have ready

  • Any completed assessment or study
  • Counterparties already engaged
  • Land and permit status
  • Decision-makers for each gate

Please do not send confidential technical or financial details in a first enquiry.