Industry Maps & Frameworks
Visual maps for mining solar, BESS and hybrid-energy projects
Five compact frameworks showing how industrial energy projects move from an opportunity to a buildable, financeable and operable system. Use them as discussion maps, not substitutes for project-specific engineering or due diligence.
Map 01
Mining Hybrid Energy Development Process
A mine solar, battery and firming concept only becomes a project after commercial need, site rights, approvals, operating architecture and finance are aligned.
The development sequence is iterative, but the dependency is real: a technical design cannot repair missing land rights, and attractive customer savings cannot finance an SPV without a payment contract.
Map 02
Path to Financial Close
Financial close is the convergence of rights, contracts, risk allocation and evidence — not the final step after modelling.
Map 03
Who Does What in a BESS Project
Most delivery risk sits between parties. Clear ownership of each decision, interface and remedy matters as much as the component specification.
Every shared function should have one design owner, one integration owner, one test and one contractual remedy.
Map 04
Remote Mine Power Architecture
The goal is not to add technologies. It is to coordinate energy, fast response and firm capacity around the mine’s production load.
Reliability is a binding constraint. The controller must make the portfolio behave as one power station.
Map 05
Industrial PV+BESS Stakeholder Map
A financeable project aligns the party receiving the benefit, the party paying the SPV and the parties carrying technical and delivery risk.