company

Business Model

Early phase:

Includes financial & strategic advisory; legal advisory;
financial studies & documentation; technical studies

Development phase:

Includes full design and EPC / O&M tender and selection; complete ESIA; legal documentation; financial modeling; and staffing

Post-close:

En/power becomes a shareholder with limited to no operational role

/1/

Establishing a local footing

and understanding

/2/

Project identified; feasibility

independently ascertained

/3/

Signing of Agreements /

Concessions

/4/

Project design and

EPC tender documentation

/5/

Financial close and

start of development

A real need for bankable, profitable, sustainable power projects in Africa – en/power acts as an incubator for quality projects
en/power develops a road-map for a given project with a host government; it manages and finances the early stage legal and technical requirements in order to structure the concession to a bankable level, in line with industry standards
As an early-stage developer, en/power unlocks value in the early processes by taking the greatest risk, generating commensurate returns as the project develops to financial close