Business renewable ownership modelling
If your organisation is considering owning or investing in their own renewable generation asset, our experts will help you assess potential benefits and risks of becoming a generator. Before you invest, we help you define your needs, build out financial modelling and run through different ownership options.
We’ll go through the following stages with you:
During the financial modelling and forecasting stage, we'll model the investment needed and return on investment, forecast operational costs, and report on the achievable income and carbon benefits across different market scenarios.
After our financial modelling, we'll report through qualitative findings a range of ownership structures, giving you insights into different generating asset technology options and the benefits and considerations of each asset, allowing you to assess which would be most suitable.
22,188*
MWh of clean, renewable electricity to the UK grid
£3.3M*
of income from electricity sales
74%*
of renewable energy generated for KCC
Through LASER’s comprehensive financial modelling and business case consultancy, Kent County Council (KCC) gained a robust plan that led to the successful acquisition of Bowerhouse II, a 39,000-panel solar farm in Somerset.
On top of this, LASER continues to support KCC on its net zero journey by managing the solar farm and trading the generated electricity, resulting in significant financial savings, a steady revenue stream and reduced carbon emissions.
(*01 Jan 2023 – 31 Dec 2023)
We’ll help you plan for, acquire and get the most out of your renewable asset – just get in touch.
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