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FUNDING / PROJECT READINESS

Give viable projects
a clearer path forward.

Coordinate project financing consideration through NECSA and site-specific subsidy assessment through NEC PowerFreedom.

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Two complementary pathways

Structure the project. Assess the support.

01 / FINANCING

NECSA programme

Submit a viable solar, storage or integrated energy project for financing consideration. NESIB coordinates documentation, technical review and commercial structuring with relevant programme partners.

Assessment covers project economics, customer credit, energy use, site rights, approvals, contracts, capex and delivery readiness.

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02 / PROJECT SUPPORT

NEC PowerFreedom

Request a separate review of potential NEC programme subsidy support for a qualifying site. Record the requested amount, proposed use and supporting evidence against the project budget.

Only a confirmed site allocation may reduce the project’s net funding requirement. A pending request is not approved support or a government grant.

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A stronger submission

The information that moves a review forward.

Project informationRequired detail
Site & authoritySite address and coordinates, owner/offtaker identity, customer authorisation, roof/land ownership or lease, access and remaining site tenure.
Energy baselineAt least six months of available electricity bills; tariff category, kWh, maximum demand, operating hours and interval/load data where available.
System designPV DC kWp; inverter AC kW; BESS power kW and capacity kWh separately; expected generation, self-consumption, charging strategy, layout and single-line diagram.
Engineering & approvalsRoof condition and structural assessment; interconnection position; relevant utility, local-authority, fire and electrical approvals; current approval documents or application status.
Commercial caseItemised BoQ, gross capex, requested financing, requested subsidy, confirmed subsidy separately, savings basis, proposed contracts and cash-flow assumptions.
Customer & executionOfftaker financial information with authority, proposed EPCC team, schedule, procurement lead times, milestones, warranties, O&M scope and insurance.
Applications are requests for assessment. Financing and subsidy decisions remain separate. Neither a dashboard status nor an indicative discussion constitutes a facility offer, disbursement commitment or contract award.

From introduction to implementation

A coordinated review process.

01
Project intake

Register the site, customer authority and desired programme pathway.

02
Technical & commercial screening

GAD Energy coordinates review of the design, energy baseline, scope, pricing and readiness.

03
Programme consideration

Relevant reviewers assess financing and PowerFreedom support separately and request further information where necessary.

04
Written terms & delivery

Proceed only after approvals, agreed documentation and applicable conditions are satisfied.

Build your next chapter with NESIB.

Have your company profile ready before the next suitable project opportunity is released.