Sustainability Projects
Sustainability projects build-out of green energy
Universal Kraft has an extended experience having engineered & designed over 3.000 GW in range of different sustainability projects.
Fast moving and focused in the development of clean energy and in the decarbonization process, with decentralized solutions for sustainable power production and storage.
KEY SUCCESS FACTORS
Manageable Project Size
Large sustainability projects in one single development are viewed as more lucrative but also more complex and much more binary in its success. An aggregated project portfolio is less volatile besides having faster construction time, lower working capital requirements while generating as much as a mega project, with lower risk.
Supply Prices
The days of the feed-in-tariff is in most places gone. Our regular approach in our sustainability projects is to sign a long term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with a creditworthy buyer to ensure a fixed power price and thereby bankability or to maximize revenue and sell the power at spot price.
Flexibility in Offtake strategy
Long and secured relations with some of the world’s biggest tech-houses enabling us to source Tier 1 panels and hardware at the lowest rates available. Applying the same methodology to EPC and O&M guarantees the most cost-effective solutions.
Construction Financing
Universal Kraft, in combination with its suppliers, can provide construction financing, in some cases all the way to a sale of the operating sustainability project, if such a transaction is clearly visible.
Market for Ready-to-Build renewable energy projects
A liquid market along the value chain decreases risk and enables optimization. For a liquid secondary market, individual sustainability projects can be sold in a value creating cashflow at a ready to build phase.
Our Projects
With an historical focus on design, engineering and advisory on sustainability projects, the Group also restarted construction as well as long term operation and asset management in 2020.
All within green energy assets such as mini hydro, wind farms and solar power in most forms, in different parts of the world, under different work conditions, with several equipment providers and legislations with firm deadlines for connection and tariff.
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Solar Market in Portugal – Universal Kraft starts a new project development in Portugal with 280 ha in Chamusca!
Universal Kraft has started the project development of the Solar Market in Portugal.
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The solar market in Portugal is one of the key markets within EU, where Universal Kraft has it’s long engineering presence. With a good solar radiation, the Portuguese goals for renewables are getting stronger and concrete throughout the time. Portugal has set a goal of between 8.1 GW and 9.9 GW in installed capacity by 2030 and Universal Kraft aims to develop this solar market in Portugal. -
Rooftop solar project, impressing design for a shopping center in Copenhagen with 1MW capacity.
Having started from the consumer side of energy, Universal Kraft understands the importance of energy efficiency from a financial point of view, but also the need to reduce the dependancy on the grid and find alternative solutions that allow self-consumption while contributing to the urge of decarbonization and green energy production. Having this in mind, Universal Kraft started working with rooftop solar project solutions for commercial and industrial facilities.
For example, this Nordic Shopping Mall Group intended to reduce its annual electricity bill using the available rooftop area for the production of clean energy. This rooftop solar project design was scaled up to 1MW of installed capacity.
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Solar parking bold concept – Universal Kraft 1st Installation in Sweden
Solar parking project in construction in Sweden.
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47 MW floating solar project in Castelo de Bode, Portugal
Floating project inside of winery property in Portugal.
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Universal Kraft has just signed around 110 ha of land for a new ground solar project in Västervik, Sweden!
Ground project in Spain with 25 MW of installed capacity.
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