Medium-term power: contracted capacity without the capex.
Multi-year certainty on supply and price, with the performance obligation on our side of the contract: energy becomes a number in your budget rather than a risk on your register.
Containerised plant at the substation fence
Where medium-term power fits.
- Operations with a defined mine life or investment horizon that does not justify plant ownership.
- Sites waiting on grid capacity that will arrive, but not soon.
- Businesses that want energy as a predictable operating cost line, not a capital project.
How the contract works.
You buy capacity and energy under a tariff structure agreed up front, with availability guarantees that carry real remedies. Hybridisation typically enters here: adding solar and storage over the contract term lowers the blended tariff for both sides. Asset ownership, financing, and operations are structured per project to fit your requirement.
At the end of the term.
Extend, convert to a longer IPP structure, purchase the asset, or demobilise. The contract is written with all four exits priced from the start.