Verdastra Energy is focused on the development of energy and digital infrastructure investments throughout the project lifecycle, in market sectors including renewable energy, hydrogen production and data centre infrastructure. We work closely with a number of private and institutional investors who are committed to funding the development of viable, sustainable energy and infrastructure projects in rapidly growing markets.
The global AI revolution, combined with the ongoing transition to Net Zero, is driving a wave of new development opportunities in sustainable energy and digital infrastructure hubs for data centre operations. Our vision is to provide the responsive solutions required to realize this high growth potential created by technology advances, new business models and powerful demand drivers.
We are active in the creation and commercialization of projects at all stages from concept to commercial operation, using our networks and expertise in the development process to bring together owners, investors and qualified delivery partners. We look forward to working with all our partners to capitalize on current and future opportunities as the AI revolution and energy transition evolve in the coming years.
Creating investment returns
Commercial focus
Delivering successful commercial solutions is our priority, converting concepts into real world delivery. Decades of industrial, commercial and market experience underpin solutions that add value and mitigate risk.
Our commercial experience includes structuring and negotiating a significant portfolio of commercial arrangements across a range of commodities and markets.
Project economics
Project economics are the primary metrics and are analysed at all stages, with a constant drive to optimize proposed facilities for competitive production in the market at minimum unit cost in order to generate maximum returns on investment.
In-house simulations are used to model process units and optimize production against key benchmarks including levelized cost (LCOX) and internal rate of return.
Industry experience
Our industry knowledge is based on decades of hands-on involvement in projects in both owner and contractor roles across renewables, conventional energy, process plants and hydrocarbons sectors.
Our execution experience over the full project lifecycle means that constructability and other key practical aspects are built into robust decision-making from the earliest stages.
Market sectors
We are active across most energy sectors and project types including renewables, power-to-X options, clean hydrogen with carbon capture, and thermal power including conventional and renewable thermal technologies.
Renewable energy
Onshore wind, solar and hydro renewable generation systems with battery system (BESS) storage and back-up providing low-cost behind-the-meter energy to displace high-cost grid electricity.
Green hydrogen
Green hydrogen generation by electrolyzers powered by renewables for energy storage options and/or feedstock for derivatives production including green ammonia and green methanol for international export.
Data centres
Energy and digital infrastructure hubs in secure locations supplied by low-cost renewables power with data connectivity and high-reliability natural gas generation units.
Our experience coverage
The management team brings more than 100 years of experience in worldwide energy projects across markets including renewables, green and blue hydrogen, process plants, other power-to-X and conventional power generation.
Onshore wind
- Development and realization of multiple onshore wind farms
- On- and off-grid installations
- Total > 1GW capacity
Green hydrogen and ammonia
- Feasibility, concept and project economics
- Planning phase management
- > 1MTpa ammonia production
Power-to-X
- Feasibility and project economics
- Large-scale data centres
- Long distance HVDC systems
Blue hydrogen
- Concept, cost estimates and project economics
- Europe and N. America
- Hydrogen and carbon capture technologies
Process plants
- Techno-economics, configuration and execution strategies
- Large-scale, modular process plants
- Upstream, LNG, Downstream
Energy economics
- Economics, risk and commercial strategies
- Energy market transactions
- Deal structures and negotiation