Bankability and red-flag review
Renewable Project Due Diligence
Review Romanian renewable energy projects against the risks that decide whether a project can be acquired, financed, built and connected within the buyer's real timeline.
PV / BESS / Hybrid / RTB / Grid / Land / Permits / Due Diligence / Transaction Support
Acquisition scope
Focused support for the project acquisition decision
Each workstream is structured to help buyers, investors, developers and project owners move from opportunity review to a disciplined transaction path.
Land review
Reviewed in context so the acquisition path, project status and transaction assumptions are tested before commitment.
Grid position
Reviewed in context so the acquisition path, project status and transaction assumptions are tested before commitment.
Permits and ANRE
Reviewed in context so the acquisition path, project status and transaction assumptions are tested before commitment.
Corporate file
Reviewed in context so the acquisition path, project status and transaction assumptions are tested before commitment.
Technical status
Reviewed in context so the acquisition path, project status and transaction assumptions are tested before commitment.
Finance readiness
Reviewed in context so the acquisition path, project status and transaction assumptions are tested before commitment.
Information needed
What we normally review before the project moves forward
Clear inputs make it easier to separate bankable opportunities from speculative pipeline, incomplete files or mismatched transaction expectations.
Data room documents, permits, grid connection documents, land rights and SPV information.
Project layout, technical memorandum, equipment assumptions and construction route.
Seller claims around RTB status, development milestones, deadlines and transaction readiness.
Commercial assumptions including CAPEX, revenue model, PPA route, merchant exposure and financing expectations.
Buyer-side acquisition discipline
We help structure the path from mandate, sourcing and disclosure to due diligence, offer logic, transaction support and post-closing planning.
Decision points
What gets tested in Due Diligence
These points help the buyer understand whether a project, pipeline or seller discussion is ready to move into deeper diligence, offer preparation or transaction support.
Land and access rights
The review tests whether the land position, easements, access roads, co-owner consents and lease or ownership documents support the project timetable and financing assumptions.
Grid connection and milestones
Grid position is reviewed against the claimed project stage, available grid documents, deadlines, technical conditions, capacity assumptions and the risk that connection timing changes the investment case.
Permits, ANRE and RTB claims
Ready-to-build status should be checked against permits, authorisations, development milestones, expiry risk and any conditions that still need to be satisfied before construction or financing.
CAPEX, EPC route and finance readiness
Equipment assumptions, EPC route, project insurance needs, revenue model and financing expectations are reviewed together so the buyer can see whether the project is transaction-ready or still speculative.
Expected outputs
What the client receives
The output is designed to support real decisions around project sourcing, review, negotiation, diligence, transaction structure and next-step planning.
Initial red-flag memo focused on bankability, buildability and transaction risk.
Due diligence workstream map for legal, technical, grid, tax, regulatory and commercial review.
Questions and missing-document list for seller or developer follow-up.
Buyer-side view on whether the opportunity should proceed to offer, exclusivity or deeper review.
Common questions
Questions about Due Diligence
What makes Romanian renewable project due diligence different?
Land control, grid access, permitting discipline, ANRE requirements, deadlines and seller documentation quality can materially affect whether the project is truly bankable.
Is this a replacement for legal or technical due diligence?
No. It is buyer-side coordination and red-flag support that helps structure the review and identify issues for legal, technical, tax and regulatory specialists.
Can a near-RTB project be reviewed?
Yes. Near-RTB projects can be reviewed against the remaining conditions, milestone risk, pricing logic and probability of reaching a bankable stage.
Related project support
Connect acquisition work with procurement and insurance planning
Acquisition decisions often create next-step requirements around equipment scope, project insurance, lender conditions, delivery risk and post-closing execution.
Insurance Due Diligence
Review policy evidence, lender requirements, endorsements, loss payee language and insurance gaps before closing.
Open related pageEquipment Procurement
Connect technical findings and EPC assumptions with supplier availability, long-lead equipment and cost estimates.
Open related pageBESS Insurance
For storage or hybrid projects, review fire strategy, cyber exposure, warranty interface and insurer appetite.
Open related pageRomanian renewable energy acquisition advisory
Ready to review a project acquisition mandate?
Send the acquisition profile, project stage or developer opportunity. We will assess whether the mandate or project can move into a structured sourcing, review or transaction process.