Advisory and expert bench
Big groups are entering green energy faster than they can hire people who understand it. We put the specialist who has already solved it in the room for the weeks that decide the project.
The gap is judgement, not contractors
- No shortage of people willing to build a plant
- The costly errors happen before anyone builds
- Wrong site, wrong module, wrong evacuation assumption, hydrogen costed without the water
- The person who has seen it fail is usually not available to hire
So we do not hire them. We engage them for eight weeks.
Disciplines we are building depth in
Solar and resource
Irradiance, module choice, yield, layout.
Wind and tidal
Measurement, micrositing, turbine class.
Bioenergy and fuels
Ethanol, digestion, pellets, feedstock.
Hydrogen
Electrolysers, water, storage, safety.
Grid and storage
Evacuation, substations, batteries.
Carbon and policy
Credits, compliance, schemes, tariffs.
Soil, forest, water
Species, hydrology, restoration ecology.
Remote sensing
Imagery, indices, sensors, anomalies.
The bench is being built now. We name only specialists who have signed on, on the assignment they actually worked. No institutional logos to imply endorsement.
What you can actually buy
Each opens to scope, output and when it is worth commissioning.
Feasibility and DPR review
Review report listing findings by materiality with a proceed or revise recommendation
ScopeTechnology selection advisory
Technology recommendation with reasoning, risks and dissenting views recorded
ScopeCarbon and compliance strategy
Carbon strategy with market route, quality thresholds and an action plan
ScopeRegulatory and scheme advisory
Regulatory map with eligibility, requirements and a filing priority order
ScopeIndependent second opinion
Written opinion with reasoning, and a clear agree or disagree position
ScopeTeam capability building
Defined roles, supported hires and a team able to run the next project alone
ScopeLand, legal and project services
Advice that stops at a report helps nobody. We take on the execution too, under a separate contract.
Nine servicesAdvice is never a sales route
Where we advise on equipment and also supply it, that is disclosed in writing first, and you may take the advice and buy elsewhere.
How we think
What is green hydrogen, and when is it actually the right answer?
A working explanation of green hydrogen, how it differs from grey and blue hydrogen, and the specific conditions that decide whether a project should be built.
ReadPolicyHow does India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme work?
How the CCTS baseline and credit mechanism works, why an intensity target is different from an emissions cap, and what it means for anyone producing carbon credits in India.
ReadPolicyCan Indian CSR funds be used for afforestation and environmental projects?
How Section 135 and Schedule VII work, what makes environmental projects eligible, and the practical requirements that decide whether a company can actually route CSR money to your project.
ReadAdvisory
- Who is this for?
- Organisations that have decided to enter green energy but do not yet have the team.
- Industrial groups diversifying into renewables.
- Companies building generation to meet their own targets.
- State bodies and developers wanting an independent view before committing capital.
- What does an assignment look like?
- Narrow, timed and signed.
- One question, agreed in writing before we start.
- Named specialists proposed before you commit.
- Two to eight weeks, with a defined deliverable.
- Execution afterwards is a separate contract, never a condition.
- Can specialists join the bench?
- Yes. Engagements are per assignment, so you keep your institution and your role. Your name goes on the work you sign.
- Will you tell us not to build?
- Yes, and we have written down the cases where we will. That is the point of an independent view.
What decision are you stuck on?
Describe it in a paragraph. On the first call we will tell you whether you need us at all.