One Hub Energy advised
Green Tie Capital
Bankable hybridisation feasibility for a 19.6 MW PV plant in Huelva
Regulatory review, hybridisation development planning and techno-economic assessment of adding storage to an existing 19.6 MW solar asset, giving the client a bankable case to advance development.
The asset faced revenue compression from price cannibalisation and full merchant exposure, and the client needed to know whether storage genuinely fixed it.
One Hub Energy ran the regulatory framework review — applicable rules, gaps and areas for improvement, anticipated administrative and market-rule changes — together with the schedule and budget plan for the hybridisation. The techno-economic assessment of the optimised PV + BESS configuration at RTB stage quantified the additional yield potential and the cover against low PV capture prices, with long-term revenues valued on our in-house dispatch and price-taker BESS model and support on the initial financial model set-up. One Hub Energy also defined the optimal plant configuration and sizing and produced the basic engineering documentation, including technical drawings and the documentation required for the grid access update request.
"A techno-economic feasibility report was delivered for the 19.6 MW hybridisation, enabling the client to advance development planning."
- Regulatory gap analysis and development plan
- Techno-economic model (dispatch + price-taker BESS)
- Optimal sizing and configuration study
- Basic engineering package
- Grid access update dossier
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