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Investment & Capital

A disciplined path from investment interest to construction.

WestOne Energy structures a clear route into credible solar and battery storage opportunities, aligning capital with project developers, delivery partners and the requirements of financial close.

01Investment onboarding

Capital enters through a structured, project-specific process.

Every project has a different development profile, risk allocation and capital requirement. WestOne Energy does not treat those differences as obstacles; we use them to define the right investment pathway.

Our role is to screen opportunity quality, organise the commercial sequence and introduce aligned parties at the right stage. This creates a more efficient environment for diligence, negotiation, technical planning and delivery.

02Onboarding model

The four-stage onboarding model.

1

Identify

Viable projects are reviewed against land position, grid connection, permitting readiness, development maturity and technical feasibility.

2

Structure

The financing route is shaped around the asset's development status, risk profile, capital requirement and intended commercial model.

3

Introduce

Suitable investors are matched and introduced directly to project developers, with the transaction scope and expectations made clear.

4

Secure

The resulting transaction incorporates a defined product supply and EPC delivery pathway, giving capital a practical route towards construction.

03Transaction process

A fixed seven-step sequence from first contact to construction.

WestOne Energy uses a fixed progression from initial contact to EPC and construction. Each stage creates a clear decision point and maintains alignment between the principal stakeholders.
  1. T.1

    Initial discussions

    Confirm investor mandate, project fit, high-level requirements and the basis for further engagement.

  2. T.2

    Letter of intent

    Record serious interest, intended scope and the preliminary terms required to advance.

  3. T.3

    Investor confirmation

    Validate the investor's commitment, decision process and capacity to proceed.

  4. T.4

    Exclusivity

    Create an agreed period in which the parties can progress the opportunity with focus and commercial clarity.

  5. T.5

    Due diligence

    Review project, legal, technical, grid, permitting, financial and commercial information.

  6. T.6

    Transaction

    Agree and complete the investment or acquisition arrangements, subject to the required approvals and conditions.

  7. T.7

    EPC and construction

    Activate the engineering and delivery pathway, moving the project from financial completion towards energisation.

Battery energy storage systems installed at an energy facility

Asset class

Solar generation paired with battery storage, structured for long-term returns.

04Why the process works

Clear gates, fewer duplicated workstreams.

A single disciplined sequence keeps developers, investors and EPC stakeholders aligned from first discussion through to construction. Clear gates reduce duplicated work, clarify responsibilities and help the parties focus resources where a transaction has a credible route to completion.

05Value created

Two perspectives, one transaction structure.

Value for investors

  • Access to screened Romanian solar and battery storage opportunities.
  • A structured engagement pathway rather than uncoordinated introductions.
  • Visibility of the proposed EPC and construction route during investment assessment.
  • Coordination across developers, technical specialists and commercial counterparties.
  • A route towards integrated EMS, trading and PPA support after energisation.

Value for project developers

  • Introductions to investors aligned with the size and profile of the project.
  • A defined transaction sequence that supports focus and accountability.
  • EPC and technical delivery considered as part of the commercial structure.
  • Support in presenting the project through a clear investment and delivery narrative.
  • Potential continuity from capital formation through construction and operation.
06Initial review

Information typically required.

For an initial project review, WestOne Energy may request the following information. The final list will depend on project maturity and transaction type.
  • 01

    Project location, ownership structure and development history.

  • 02

    Land rights and supporting documentation.

  • 03

    Grid connection status and relevant agreements.

  • 04

    Permitting status and outstanding development conditions.

  • 05

    Solar PV and/or BESS capacity, preliminary design and expected timetable.

  • 06

    CAPEX assumptions, financial model and intended transaction structure.

  • 07

    PPA, route-to-market or offtake status.

  • 08

    Data room access under appropriate confidentiality arrangements.

Investment disclaimer

The information provided on this website is for general corporate and informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment, legal, tax or financial advice, nor an offer, invitation or recommendation to acquire, dispose of or participate in any investment or energy project. Project data, capacities, costs, timetables, commercial status and expected outcomes are indicative and subject to change. Any transaction is subject to confidentiality, independent due diligence, definitive legal documentation, regulatory and other approvals, financing and commercial agreement.

Next step

Bring capital and delivery into the same conversation.

Share your investment mandate or project profile with the WestOne Energy team.

Nothing on this page is an offer, invitation or recommendation. All opportunities are subject to confidentiality, independent due diligence and definitive documentation.