Onshore business model

Our core business is to develop and build wind and solar plant. We then sell the plant to their natural owners; organisations such as utilities, energy intensive corporations, pension funds and so forth.

We develop and build for a certain price and we sell for another price and that’s how we make our profit.

So we bring projects through all the stages of development (such as securing land, environmental studies, consenting, procurement, financing and so on) and then through the construction process until a wind or solar plant is operating.

It’s about of developing and building plant to meet the needs of the natural holders of electricity generating assets. We represent a solution for those who don’t want to do it themselves. It’s about understanding who our customer is and getting them involved in the process before construction starts. These wind farms are capable of being a bespoke product to meet the needs as closely as possible of our customers.

Our shareholders’ money is focussed on the development and construction space. It’s a riskier area than the operating phase when the farm is built and generating electricity and cash. It’s riskier but we have a deep understanding of these risks and we’ve a track record in handling them, managing them and delivering the end result.