Finance Options

Organics offers a range of options under this heading, from straight leasing and lease-purchase to Build Own and Operate (BOO), Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) and Design, Build and Operate (DBO).

Finance Options

Organics offers a range of options under this heading, from straight leasing and lease-purchase to Build Own and Operate (BOO), Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) and Design, Build and Operate (DBO).

Finance of Renewable Energy Projects

The management of environmental control projects on an ongoing basis can be a complex, unexpectedly costly and time consuming activity.

It is often the case that project management companies, for example, those who manage landfill sites, may not wish to have key management efforts diverted from their core business to activities that are not considered part of their customary business model.

Passing such a responsibility to a specialist company makes it possible to remove the threat of penalties accruing from system failures as well as facilitating the establishment of a clear financial forecast as a basis for management of the issues involved.

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Commentary

SBR Technology for ammonia removal

Ammonia recovery and SBR technology for final removal of trace amounts of ammonia.

In spite of the increased awareness of how traditional energy management is affecting the delicate balance of our climate, investments in renewable energy (RE) projects continue to be evaluated and assessed in the same way as any other investment.

Whilst true, increased public pressure to move away from traditional forms of energy generation is motivating a necessity to understand additional factors that may influence the viability of RE project. Principal amongst this process is the influence of regulations and governmental policy in response to a growing clamour to address the climate crisis head on. As a result there is emphasis on several factors including the legal basis governing any subsidies or grants, certification, or tax credits that may be linked to the production of a particular field of renewable energy.

However, at present, the above factors are simply additional to standard financial analyses that are central to understanding the risk related to return that is part and parcel of any commercial enterprise.

Essentially, the principal decision related to the ‘bankability’ of any RE project remains its perceived commercial viability; environmental benefit is a secondary indicator. Financial institutions remain wedded to the requirements of their investors, a fact that means that any return must be clearly linked to the level of commercial risk that is being assumed.

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