Built to date
Capabilities
Four lines of work, one balance sheet.
Each one is run by people who have operated the asset class, not advised on it.
Installed
Contracted
260
Studies filed
Track record
Seven years, and the curve is the point
Commissioned capacity, by year of grid connection.
- 120MW
2019
- 210MW
2020
- 340MW
2021
- 395MW
2022
- 610MW
2023
- 780MW
2024
- 870MW
2025
Where we operate
Four markets, one grid problem

Scotland
01Onshore wind and grid

North England
02Solar and co-located storage

Wales
03Consented pipeline

Ireland
04Origination and advisory





How an asset gets built
Ten years, and most of it is invisible.
01 — Origination
A queue position, and ten years of wind
Before anyone owns anything we stake the ground, measure the resource and read the interconnection queue. Most sites die here, and that is the cheapest place for them to die.
Months 0–14
02 — Consent
A boundary somebody else has to agree to
Environmental assessment, community consultation, determination. The slowest stage every time, and the one where the objections that matter are never the ones a comms plan was written for.
Months 10–30
03 — Build
Steel in the ground, against the connection date
Procurement, civils and grid works run in parallel on a schedule the network operator sets, not the contractor. This is the visible part, and it is the shortest.
Months 24–42
04 — Operate
Twenty-five years of being right or wrong in public
Dispatch, availability, curtailment and the monthly report against the original case. We hold the asset, so this is the stage that pays for every decision taken in the first three.
Year 4 onward
- Origination
- Consent
- Build
- Operate
Have a site, a queue position or a problem with both?
Send us the constraint. We will tell you within a fortnight whether it is buildable and what it would take.





