Staged go/no-go — you can stop at every gate
Screening comes before feasibility, feasibility before transaction. If the site fails a stage, you stop there — you never fund a full study on a dead parcel.
LSS6 & CRESS Feasibility · Malaysia
The LSS6 quota is 2,500 MW and the CRESS access charge just got cheaper — but a bid or offtake built on the wrong site fails long before the tender closes. Independent feasibility, built to survive the lender's technical advisor.
The promise
Send the KML before the call and we'll table a one-page pre-screen — scheme options, obvious red flags, and whether a study is worth your money. No fee, no obligation.
Your site polygon and title details — that's all we need before the call.
Which scheme fits — LSS6, CRESS, SELCO or a corporate PPA — and what would disqualify the site.
A one-page verdict: scheme options, red flags, and whether a full study deserves your capital.
Why independent
Screening comes before feasibility, feasibility before transaction. If the site fails a stage, you stop there — you never fund a full study on a dead parcel.
Every model reconciles to its source rows. When your financier's technical advisor starts asking questions, we sit on your side of the table and answer them.
Where data or jurisdictional certainty is missing, the report says so — and names the licensed professional who should confirm it.
Social impact assessment for a utility-scale CRESS development — submitted to the state authority and defended line-by-line to the financier's independent E&S expert.
Lenders know this and discount it accordingly. An independent study is equally willing to conclude the project shouldn't proceed — which is exactly what makes its "yes" worth something.
Before you ask
If yours isn't here, bring it to the consult — straight answers are the point.
Because an EPC's study exists to justify an EPC contract. Lenders know this and discount it accordingly. An independent study is built to survive the lender's technical advisor — and it's equally willing to conclude the project shouldn't proceed, which is exactly what makes its "yes" worth something.
Screening typically lands inside a few weeks of receiving the KML and title details. A full feasibility usually runs several weeks to a few months depending on scope, data availability and authority response times — we table the timeline with the proposal and flag the dependencies that could move it.
You find out at the screening stage for a screening-stage fee — that's the point of staging. A no-go report with reasons and alternatives is a cheap outcome compared to discovering the same thing after land is committed.
Yes — NDAs are standard for us, and engagement terms state clearly that reports and models are yours on payment. We stay available to defend them in front of your board, offtaker or financier.
One step
Whether you're weighing an LSS6 bid or a CRESS offtake, the first conversation is about fit — and it costs you nothing but 30 minutes.
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