Converting Intelligence into Advantage when investing in power assets To secure quality due diligence at the right time is priceless, but it can be hard. Harder still is converting such intelligence into tangible deal value while remaining an attractive buyer. Looking beyond price adjustment for risk, significant value often lies buried within contractual nuances. These may only pay out years later, or in specific circumstances, but are still worth pursuing. Following our pre

“It’s not what you buy, it’s what you pay that determines a good investment” So says Howard Marks, author and founder of Oaktree Capital Management [1] What does this mean for buyers and sellers of offshore wind (and infrastructure more generally)? Besides, how much is a wind farm worth and what determines a good price?   In, this first of two insight articles, Inside Edge explores the drivers behind buying and selling offshore wind. The first looks at historic prices and ben

Part 2 of this article described how, by self-performing servicing and maintenance (say in place of a turbine supplier) an offshore wind...

Part 1 of this article highlighted the need for developers to reduce long-term operating costs to support their offshore wind farm...

SOV in dynamic positioning during Operations Until a few years ago, Offshore wind operations sometimes felt like an afterthought to...