Once financing closes, risk moves to execution. The grid connection can slip, a transformer arrive late, unplanned works appear. Lenders need independent technical eyes at every stage, especially before releasing funds.
DOES YOUR SITUATION LOOK LIKE ONE OF THESE?
We want independent quarterly monitoring of the progress of a project we are financing.Our GPUs arrive in four months, but the grid substation is only promised in fourteen. Should we delay delivery?The project schedule shows revenue in 2027, but the transformer has not been ordered.
Xavier WatrelosHV grid connection & industrial projects
WHAT WE DO
For the lender, throughout construction
Initial review: grid connection, equipment, permits, budget, schedule
Periodic monitoring: actual progress, deviations, new risks
Technical opinion before each drawdown
Early warning on grid connection and long-lead equipment
Delay scenarios and impact on go-live
Final opinion before commercial operation
Periodic monitoring: actual progress, deviations, new risks
Technical opinion before each drawdown
Early warning on grid connection and long-lead equipment
Delay scenarios and impact on go-live
Final opinion before commercial operation
Every report separates what is confirmed, estimated and unknown. See pre-financing due diligence.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What does a lender's technical advisor do?
Independently reviews the project before financing, then monitors construction and gives a technical opinion before each drawdown.