Move your project forward with clear responsibilities
EEH coordinates the technical, commercial and financial workstreams that turn an opportunity into a managed project.
Agree the next decision and its evidence
The need
Progress through feasibility, procurement and implementation with clear ownership of risks and interfaces.
How EEH supports you
We assess opportunities, coordinate specialist teams and prepare the project and financial documentation for financing structuring through our network.
What we need to start
Sponsor objectives, site and project status, existing studies, programme, budget basis, decision authority and required mandate.
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Site review
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Technical options
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Commercial assessment
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Agreed delivery scope
Keep the whole project in view
Define the opportunity
Sponsor objectives, asset baseline, stakeholder map and initial constraints.
Discuss originate supportBuild the project case
Technical options, capital and operating costs, commercial model and risk allocation.
Discuss structure supportPrepare for capital review
Funding strategy, financial model, investor materials and due-diligence coordination.
Discuss finance supportConnect the system
Supplier scope, interfaces, control philosophy and procurement requirements.
Discuss integrate supportControl delivery
Programme, budget, changes, site coordination and documented acceptance.
Discuss execute supportPlan the operating asset
O&M responsibilities, performance monitoring and future expansion.
Discuss optimise support- 01
Opportunity assessment
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Feasibility
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Development & permitting support
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Engineering, procurement & construction (EPC) partner coordination
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Financing structuring
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Implementation & operation support
Make progress and exposure visible
Scope & interfaces
Work breakdown, responsibility matrix, design interfaces and deliverable ownership.
Schedule & dependencies
Integrated programme, critical dependencies, decision dates and recovery actions.
Cost & change
Budget baseline, commitments, forecasts and traceable change decisions.
Risk & governance
Risk register, escalation routes, meeting decisions and accountable action owners.
Procurement & quality
Supplier requirements, inspection plans, factory and site acceptance criteria.
Handover & operations
Commissioning records, outstanding items, operating documentation and training.
Apply the model to your investment
Hydropower & pumped storage hydropower (PSHP)
Asset rehabilitation, control upgrades, flexibility and storage development. Starting evidence: Asset condition, water regime, civil works, grid access and environmental constraints.
Define your project briefGrid-scale & industrial storage
Standalone BESS, PV-plus-storage and industrial demand management. Starting evidence: Dispatch case, connection limits, warranty duty cycle and lifecycle economics.
Define your project briefPV recycling & material recovery
End-of-life PV processing and recovery of aluminium, copper, silicon and silver. Starting evidence: Feedstock contracts, process yields, output quality and downstream buyers.
Define your project briefWaste-to-resource infrastructure
Feedstock preparation, thermal conversion and integration of recovered products. Starting evidence: Full mass and energy balances, emissions evidence, residues and offtake.
Define your project briefIndustrial & logistics assets
Cold chain, automated warehousing and integrated on-site energy. Starting evidence: Operating demand, logistics throughput, site infrastructure and delivery interfaces.
Define your project briefDual-use industrial programmes
Manufacturing readiness, power and controls, programme coordination. Starting evidence: Parties, end use, destination, classification and applicable authorisations.
Define your project briefRestore a clear path through delivery
01Delivery controls & project recovery
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Restore an achievable route through delayed decisions, scope changes or unresolved interfaces.
How EEH supports you
Coordinate an integrated review of scope, programme, cost, procurement, quality and stakeholder commitments.
From assessment to execution
Establish the current baseline → identify critical constraints → agree recovery actions → control changes and verify progress.
What we need to start
Approved scope; actual progress; critical path; contract commitments; cost-to-complete; outstanding decisions; quality records and acceptance obligations.
Your agreed deliverables
Recovery programme, responsibility matrix, change log, procurement tracker and decision-ready progress reports. Standards and specialist qualifications are agreed for the actual mandate.