Typical situation no. 68
A developer whose financing failed is looking for a buyer for its 60 MW project: land under option, a connection request with RTE and a permit under review. An interested investor has three weeks to make an offer.
WHAT IS BLOCKING
- The investor does not know whether the connection request can be taken over, or on what terms.
- Commitments already made (land option, studies, orders) are not all transferable.
- The decision window is very short.
WHAT WE DO
- Review of the connection document, deadlines and takeover conditions, with a lawyer.
- Review of the land option, permit and completed studies.
- Inventory of commitments and what is transferable.
- Realistic schedule and takeover cost.
WHAT YOU GET
- An offer based on what really has value.
- Conditions to put to the seller.
- A decision within the deadline.
Typical format: Fast review, two to three weeks. Every assignment is scoped in writing before it starts.
THE EXPERT FOR THIS
Typical situation, based on real enquiries and anonymised. Figures are illustrative.
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