Storage costs just crossed the line that makes reliable power buildable everywhere. Delivery starts in Latin America — high solar resource, creditworthy C&I and agro-export offtakers, and hard currency where it matters — with a UK capital structure investors already trust. What's left is contracted, long-dated, and structural — not cyclical.
Solar-plus-storage now undercuts diesel and unreliable grid power outright. Resilience stopped being a premium and became the cheap option.
Revenue sits on 15–20 year PPAs with creditworthy offtakers, often hard-currency agro-exporters. Inflation-linked tariffs, long duration, hard-asset backing.
Electricity demand rises as the reliability gap widens. The buyer of power isn't going away — the outages are what's growing.
Long-tenor PPAs with vetted offtakers underpin cash flow from day one.
Tariffs indexed to protect real returns across the hold.
Spread across sectors, sites and offtakers — no single point of failure.
Storage, long-term O&M and insurance wrap the operating risk.
SDG 7 and 13 outcomes are measured and reported, not bolted on.
DFI concessional capital de-risks the stack and lifts commercial returns.
Low capex, fast cash, quick to build. Establishes track record and local presence.
Contracted power to businesses on fixed-price, long-tenor agreements. Repeatable and scalable.
Portfolio-scale generation and storage, co-developed to spread capital and risk.
Every asset is built to report against SDG 7 and 13 — energy access and climate — with local jobs and community ownership embedded through a legally separate foundation arm.
Vetted counterparties, credit support and diversified offtake reduce revenue risk.
Hard-currency or indexed PPAs and blended structures limit FX exposure.
Tier-one equipment, long-term service agreements and performance warranties.
Market diversification and DFI partnership cushion single-jurisdiction shifts.
We are building a scalable, de-risked portfolio of renewable energy assets in three high-growth markets. Full pipeline data and financials are available in the data room on request.
A clear split between development capital that builds the pipeline and project equity that owns the assets — sized to your ticket and mandate. As Stage 01 and 02 assets are de-risked and refinanced, capital is recycled into the next projects rather than held for the full term.
Illustrative allocation
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