Choose the support. Know the deliverables.
Start with a defined facility review, assess a proposal before committing, or scope ongoing project support. Every engagement begins with clear deliverables and an agreed fee.
Energy Opportunity Review
IDR 7,500,000per facility · desktop reviewFor facility owners deciding where to start and whether a deeper study is worthwhile.
- Review of three months of electricity bills and operating hours
- Initial solar PV and energy efficiency screening
- Indicative CAPEX versus PPA comparison with assumptions and sensitivities
- Management summary, data gaps and next-step recommendations
- One remote discussion of the findings
Proposal & PPA Review
Request a quotationfee follows proposal count and review scopeFor teams comparing offers or reviewing the assumptions behind a proposed PPA.
- Like-for-like comparison of technical and commercial proposals
- Review of yield, tariffs, operating costs and responsibilities
- Commercial risk register and questions for providers
- A management decision summary
Project Development Advisory
Project-based proposalmilestone or ongoing engagement by agreementFor owners and developers who need a coordinated path from requirements to project delivery.
- Project brief and provider selection criteria
- EPC or developer discussions and proposal clarification
- Technical-commercial coordination and negotiation support
- Agreed milestones, responsibilities and decision tracking
The facility review fee is indicative per facility. Applicable taxes and additional work are confirmed in the written quotation. Requesting a review does not place an order or trigger payment.
How your engagement starts.
Send a request identifying the service, company and facility location.
Confirm deliverables, fee, timing and responsibilities in a written quotation.
Payment is arranged offline, against the agreed quotation and company invoice. Payment instructions are shared directly through the agreed business contact. Detailed data uses an agreed channel.
Use the findings to prioritise the next assessment or project decision.
What is included, and what needs a separate scope?
The initial review is a desktop assessment. Site visits, structural assessments, detailed engineering, formal audits, legal advice, permitting and certification are excluded unless separately scoped with suitable specialists. Savings estimates depend on the supplied data and stated assumptions.
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View an illustrative review structure
Illustrative document structure, not a completed client assessment.
- Management decision brief: facility objective, available data, priorities and open questions.
- Technical-commercial comparison: CAPEX versus PPA, common energy assumptions, exclusions and sensitivity drivers.
- Provider clarification checklist: usable generation, metering and grid interfaces, O&M, warranties and responsibility boundaries.
- Recommended next steps: data gaps, responsible parties and decisions for the next project stage.
Technical capabilities behind each engagement.
Energy advisory
Define the facility baseline, operating priorities and decision criteria. Map data needs and frame the questions for a focused assessment.
Solar PV feasibility
Screen load matching, site and roof constraints, yield assumptions and interconnection questions. Detailed structural, electrical and permitting studies are agreed with the responsible specialists.
PPA & project finance
Compare CAPEX and PPA structures, tariffs, utilisation, operating costs and sensitivities. Financing, tax, accounting and contract advice require the relevant qualified parties.
Project development
Translate the business requirement into a project brief, procurement criteria, responsibilities and decision milestones.
EPC coordination
Support provider discussions, proposal comparison and clarification of technical-commercial scope. Delivery responsibilities remain with the contracted parties.
Microgrid & hybrid power
Assess solar PV, BESS and PLN or thermal generation against hourly demand, critical loads and operating constraints. Compare system sizes, energy cost and reserve requirements before committing to equipment.
Scope may include baseline and dispatch analysis, technical-commercial option comparison and developer/EPC discussions. Islanding, protection, detailed design and commissioning require agreed specialist responsibilities. Fees follow the project scope.
Read the Kalimantan microgrid sizing study →
Discuss a Microgrid Assessment →Start with your facility.
Share your operating context and the decision ahead. Agree the scope, responsible parties and next step.
Discuss Your Project →Your Project Development Journey