Project finance provides the capital that turns energy projects from plans into reality. It structures investments so that renewable plants, power grids, and infrastructure can be built, operated, and expanded. By relying on long-term cash flows instead of company balance sheets, project finance reduces risk and attracts global investors. This category explains how financing models, contracts, and investment tools shape the growth of modern energy projects.
LCOE (Levelized Cost of Electricity) is the go-to metric for comparing the true cost of energy—from solar and wind to nuclear and gas. It shows how much it really costs to generate power over a plant’s life. Simple, powerful, and essential for smart energy decisions. Here's what it means—and why it matters.
Explore each renewable energy project phase—from initial feasibility to financing, construction, operation, and end-of-life decisions like repowering.