Clients

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From project developers and asset owners to EPC contractors and O&M providers, we provide scalable recycling solutions that add bottom-line value and mitigate long-term reputational risk.

Planning and decommissioning; recycling revenue and end-of-life modeling

Planning boards are increasingly requiring recycling plans for construction and decommissioning. We can help you meet these requirements, and if none exist, further assure a board that you will develop your project in an environmentally responsible fashion. 

We can provide you with an overall recycling plan for all builds and ensure that your EPCs are performing in adherence with your recycling standards. 

Decommissioning salvage value is often overlooked in developer financial models. Salvage revenue modeling is a way to add value to assets and increase development fees. We can help you formulate appropriate salvage revenue assumptions to maximize project value.

Reduce environmental and reputational risk; maximize return on investment

Most renewable energy asset owners do not properly model asset salvage value, if at all. Across a large fleet of assets, millions of dollars are left on the table. We can help you unlock this unique revenue stream. 

If your firm does not have a recycling plan, there is a significant risk that waste material from fleet operations is being disposed of improperly and is needlessly harming the environment. We can ensure the environmental impact of your fleet is minimized, safeguarding your firm's reputation.

Installation, repowering, and repair all generate waste material; we recycle it

We work with EPC contractors, sub-contractors, and O&M providers to ensure that all project recycling demands are met. Our services reduce your workload, mitigate execution risk, provide salvage material price transparency, and increase schedule and payment certainty. 

In a cost competitive environment, it is critical that firms drive down bid prices; we can reduce your service costs by ensuring maximum value is received for scrap material generated through construction, repowering, and repair activity.