Energosharp structures and advances serious energy infrastructure projects across Poland, Central Europe and selected European markets.
Energosharp publishes practical insights for industrial companies, developers and investors evaluating the next generation of energy infrastructure.
Our focus is feasibility, economics, risk and execution.
Many people still look at battery energy storage and think mainly about containers: rows of battery cabinets, concrete foundations, fences, a connection to the grid. But that is only the visible part ...
BESS is a powerful technology, but it is not the answer to every energy problem. One of the biggest mistakes in the energy transition is trying to solve every challenge with the same tool. Battery ene...
Many industrial sites already produce energy they never use. It leaves through cooling towers, condensers, hot water loops and process cooling systems. In many factories, this heat is treated as a tec...
'No CAPEX' is one of the most attractive phrases in industrial energy, but it also must be used carefully. Many energy projects can be structured with third-party financing. Battery storage, thermal b...
An RtB BESS project is not valuable simply because it has land, grid paperwork and a large number of megawatts attached to it. For serious investors, Ready-to-Build has to mean more than a label. It s...
The easiest way to waste time in an ORC project is to start with the technology. The better way is to start with the heat. Before discussing equipment, suppliers, financing or payback, an industrial s...
A bankable BESS project is not simply a technically attractive project. It is a project that lenders, investors and counterparties can understand, evaluate, price and trust. That distinction is import...
Electricity gets most of the attention in the energy transition. But for many industrial companies, heat is the harder problem. The reason is simple: industrial heat is physical, site-specific and dee...
Developers often think investors want projects and that is only partly true. Institutional investors want projects they can understand, underwrite and defend internally and such difference matters. A ...
