At Crowmie, we operate under a multi-layered security approach: beyond contractual safeguards, we implement additional measures designed to protect investment performance and ensure the continuous generation of returns, regardless of circumstances.
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This is how we work to make your investment safe and profitable.
Safety as a priority.
At Crowmie, we secure agreements and formalise contracts that safeguard our energy infrastructure projects.
We negotiate technical and legal terms to ensure your investment delivers the expected returns. If those conditions are not met, there is no agreement… and no project.
These are the guarantees included in our contracts.
Power purchase
agreement (PPA) A long-term agreement between the company owning the installation and the company consuming the energy.
Power purchase
agreement (PPA)
agreement (PPA)
A long-term agreement between the company owning the installation and the company consuming the energy.
What do we agree on in this contract?
· The total energy output to be generated by the installation.
· The agreed sale price of the energy produced.
· The delivery structure and contractual conditions governing the supply of energy.
· The project term, typically established between 15 and 20 years.
· Penalty provisions for non-compliance, along with price adjustment and review clauses.
What does this contract provide to the investor?
· Income stability and lower market risk, as it sets a long-term pricing and conditions framework.
· In industrial self-consumption, the consuming company can reduce its electricity bill by around 40%.
Engineering, procurement
and construction (EPC) contract This agreement sets out the conditions and responsibilities for project execution, from design through construction.
Engineering, procurement
and construction (EPC) contract
and construction (EPC) contract
This agreement sets out the conditions and responsibilities for project execution, from design through construction.
What do we agree on in this contract?
· The full scope of the project, covering all phases of execution.
· The agreed price for the engineering, procurement and construction works.
· The project execution and delivery timelines.
· The quality and technical compliance guarantees associated with the execution.
What does this contract provide to the investor?
· There is a single, clear party responsible for project management.
· It minimizes the risk of cost overruns.
· It guarantees verifiable quality standards upon delivery.
Operation
and maintenance (O&M) contract This agreement sets out the conditions for operating and maintaining the installation throughout its useful life.
Operation
and maintenance (O&M) contract
and maintenance (O&M) contract
This agreement sets out the conditions for operating and maintaining the installation throughout its useful life.
What do we agree on in this contract?
· The scope of the project, including objectives, limits, and requirements.
· The pricing structure for the operation and maintenance of the installation.
· The execution timelines for the maintenance activities.
· The service levels and performance standards required of the provider.
What does this contract provide to the investor?
· It ensures the proper condition of the installations.
· It ensures operational continuity throughout the project.
· It reduces the risk of breakdowns, wear, and unexpected downtime.
· It optimizes costs by being carried out by a specialized company.
· It allows the continuity of essential business operations.
Additional protection
Guarantees inherent to photovoltaic projects
Damage and liability insurance from the start of construction until the end of the contract.
A bank guarantee equivalent to 6 months of billing to cover non-payment or non-compliance by the consuming company.
Guarantees inherent to energy storage projects
A service contract with the operator to manage revenue optimization by balancing arbitrage, grid services, and degradation.
A technical battery warranty that allows the equipment to be replaced in the event of failure or abnormal degradation for a period of 10 years.
LFP technology capable of supporting 6,000 cycles at 80% capacity, enabling optimized operations over 15–20 years.
A multi-market optimization strategy (FCR, aFRR, mFRR, DA, ID, imbalance) to offset volatility and diversify revenue sources.
Guarantees common to all projects
Permits, licenses, and authorizations for the construction, operation, and commercialization of the energy generated and managed.
Land surface rights for the sites where the assets are installed, allowing their continuous operation throughout the entire project.
Alternative grid connection points that guarantee network access and operational continuity under any circumstances.
