Site and constraint review
Topography, geotechnical, access, drainage, environmental and constructability constraints.
Development & bankability / Romania
Build technical maturity before a project is marketed as bankable.
We help renewable developers and investors define, challenge and document the technical basis of Romanian solar, wind and BESS projects. The work connects site constraints, grid assumptions, technology, yield, capex and programme so development claims can withstand investor and lender scrutiny.
Discuss your projectThe decision in front of you
What still stands between your project and bankability?
Development advisory is most valuable before design choices and project claims become expensive to reverse. It does not certify legal RTB status; Energy Law separately verifies land, permits, ATR, ANRE and contract rights.
Our response
A clear position. A practical next step.
Project stage is tested against evidence rather than labels. Gaps receive owners, dependencies, deadlines and decision consequences.
What we do for you
We agree the depth of the review and the work needed for your decision. The scope can cover the following workstreams.
Concept and design basis
Technology selection, layout, sizing, losses, interfaces and design criteria.
Production assumptions
Resource data, methodology, losses, uncertainty and consistency with design.
Connection assumptions
Studies, export/import profile, reinforcements, protection and programme dependencies.
CAPEX and procurement strategy
Quantities, benchmarks, contingencies, long-lead items and packaging.
Development roadmap
Deliverables, dependencies, decision gates, risk register and investor-ready data room.
From instruction to delivery
How we move your matter forward
Clear responsibilities, a documented position and actions tied to the next decision.
- 01
Establish baseline
Define claimed stage, decision date and evidence available.
- 02
Challenge dependencies
Test site, design, grid, yield, capex and programme as one system.
- 03
Build readiness plan
Prioritise missing work by value, critical path and financing consequence.
First conversation
Start with the essentials
- site surveys
- design basis
- layout
- energy yield
- grid study
- CAPEX
- procurement plan
- development schedule
- risk register
Questions before you instruct us
What makes a renewable project technically bankable?
A technically bankable project has coherent evidence for site suitability, design, technology, yield, grid interface, capex, programme, contracts, quality and completion, with material risks allocated and monitorable.
Does RTB mean the project is bankable?
No. RTB is often used commercially, while bankability also depends on technical quality, grid assumptions, capex, contracts, schedule and financing requirements.
When should technical development advice begin?
Ideally before the layout, connection strategy, procurement route and investment case become fixed, although a gap review can also be performed later.
Your next step
Discuss your project
Tell us the issue, the parties involved and the decision date. We will agree the scope and next steps with you.