Due Diligence (Technical & Commercial)

Our due diligence team provides lenders and developers with reassurance that the project can be constructed as consented. We examine all technical, commercial, environmental and consenting aspects of a project and generate an action plan to address issues identified.

The team has provided extensive input into our clients who have also purchased operating assets utilising our same approach. We have extensive experience in carrying out economic cost benefit analysis including project specific economic modelling to assess the financial viability of a project and conduct sensitivity analysis to test changes in key value drivers.

Deliverables

· Early stage RAG (red/amber/green) risk assessment

· Data room checklist and Q&A log

· Operations Review

· Operations and Maintenance Contract Review

· Asset Management Contract Review

· OPEX Costs Review

· Grid Review

· Planning Review

· Land Agreement Review

· Health and Safety Review

· Final Due Diligence Reporting

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FAQs

1) What does Technical & Commercial Due Diligence include?
We independently review technical design, energy yield, grid and planning status, contracts, and commercial assumptions to identify risks and validate value.

2) Who is this service designed for?
Investors, lenders, developers, and asset owners involved in acquisitions, refinancings, or late-stage development decisions.

3) How do you assess energy yield and revenue risk?
By reviewing resource data, modelling assumptions, losses, curtailment exposure, and P50/P90 outputs alongside commercial structures.

4) What information is needed to begin?
Design documentation, energy models, grid and planning approvals, EPC and O&M contracts, PPAs or route-to-market arrangements, and operational data where available.

5) How long does a typical due diligence engagement take?
Most assignments are completed within 3–6 weeks, depending on project size, data readiness, and transaction timelines.

6) What does the final output look like?
A concise, decision-focused report highlighting key risks, mitigations, and value impacts, suitable for investment committees and lender review.