Engagement
Renewable Project Readiness
A project needs to reach bankability and survive connection, permitting and structural reality.
- Who this is for
- Developers, municipalities, public institutions, investors, EPCs
- Indicative duration
- Typically 4–10 weeks for a single site; longer for a portfolio
The decision this supports
Whether to spend the next tranche on this project, and which single obstacle to clear before you do.
What is included
- Technical screening
- PV / storage analysis
- Grid and connection risk assessment
- Structural and electrical feasibility, where relevant
- Project economics
- Permitting and implementation pathway
What we need from you
- Site location and land control status — ownership, lease or option
- Intended capacity and any existing layout or yield study
- Connection correspondence with the network operator, including refusals
- Permitting steps completed so far, and what is outstanding
- For rooftops, the structural drawings or the age and type of construction
What you receive
- Readiness scored across six dimensions, with the binding constraint named
- Yield and project economics under your own financing assumptions, not generic ones
- Connection risk assessed against how the network operator actually behaves
- A permitting and implementation pathway with the sequence that applies to this site
- A written answer on what to fix first, and what it is reasonable to spend to fix it
Where this sits in a project's life
- 01Opportunity
- 02Site screeningTechnical screeningKreshnik Boshnjaku
- 03Regulatory / permittingPermitting & implementation pathway
- 04Grid / systemGrid & connection risk assessment
- 05Technical feasibilityPV / storage, structural & electrical feasibilityKreshnik Boshnjaku · Dr. Bledian Nela
- 06EconomicsProject economicsShend Boshnjaku
- 07Investment readiness
- 08Delivery
- 09Operation
The stage sequence is illustrative. The contribution mapping is not — every stage marked “FlowOps leads” or “analyses and advises” corresponds to an item in this engagement’s stated scope.
What you can do afterwards
Commit the next tranche of spend against a named constraint, or stop early — before a study budget is spent on a project the connection will not carry.
What usually happens next
Typically tender or EPC support, lender-facing technical documentation, or re-running the assessment once the binding constraint has moved.
Evidence
- FlowOps ProjectElectrical installation design for a private-sector building project
Contracted design work delivered by FlowOps: drawings, schemes and calculations issued to a client. Evidence of the buildability discipline a readiness assessment has to apply — not a renewable development project.
One record, chosen for this engagement and labelled by who held the contract. It is evidence of method, not a claim that this engagement produced it.
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