Due Diligence: technical and project evaluation

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Technical due diligence and project evaluation

One Hub Energy, leader in energy storage advisory and due diligence and renewable transactions

Introduction

One Hub Energy has been involved in the energy storage sector in our country since specific regulations and standards began to be incorporated and has been very active in advising major clients seeking to buy and sell projects throughout the territory. The evaluation of renewable energy projects prior to transactions usually involves Due Diligence. Especially in times of constantly evolving laws and technical conditions, a thorough analysis of the project is crucial.

During the technical due diligence, the necessary information is carefully gathered, followed by an assessment of both opportunities and risks, connecting the various market players and integrating with the Investor's and/or developer's team to ensure that the technology and design are optimized, and that the investment transactions are carried out in accordance with the investor's requirements and needs in terms of technical, financial and legal due diligence.

In the evaluation of renewable energy
renewable energy projects

A thorough analysis of the project is crucial.

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Description

One Hub Energy reviews available documents and performs a full technical due diligence report:

Analysis and verification of available documentation (VDR)
Issuance of a TDD report including a summary of the results and conclusions.

In general terms, and subject to available documentation, One Hub Energy issues a report containing the following elements:

Introduction and project overviewo
1. Risk categorization
2. Project description and status
Technical review
1. Design review
2. Equipment overhaul
3. Determination of areas for improvement/optimization
Evaluation of energy production
1. Review of the solar resource
2. Analysis of the coefficient of performance and energy yields
Planned EPC costs of the photovoltaic plant
Interconnection evaluation
1. Review of the network connection
2. Evacuation design and cost review
Permit evaluation
1. Permit granting procedure : Administrative authorizations
2. Network | Access and connection rights
3. Classification and land use
4. Urbanism General Plan : Compatibility Report
Environmental assessment
Summary of results and conclusions