Focused project-finance decision map

48-Hour Bankability Gap Map.

For a live renewable energy project where the next question is not “what does the model say?” but “what is actually stopping this financing case from working, and what should change first?”

The output

A decision map, not a generic model audit.

The review starts from the financing question and isolates the likely binding constraint: coverage, tariff, CAPEX, leverage, tenor, returns, cash timing or a risk-allocation issue that the simple ratios do not capture.

  • Binding financing constraint and why it binds.
  • Reverse-finance thresholds: tariff, CAPEX, debt and tenor where relevant.
  • Risk-to-cash trace into revenue, CFADS, DSCR, debt capacity and returns.
  • Practical change paths ranked by economic effect, feasibility and information quality.
  • Missing evidence or assumptions that could reverse the conclusion.
  • Short written Bankability Gap Map with recommended next action.

When it fits

Fast only when the inputs are ready.

The 48-hour target applies after scope is confirmed and the agreed non-confidential or NDA-protected inputs are available.

01

Live economics

Tariff, CAPEX, yield, OPEX and financing assumptions are available.

02

Clear decision

You need to proceed, renegotiate, resize, defer or reject.

03

Focused scope

The objective is to isolate the financing gap, not rebuild every schedule from scratch.

04

Escalate if needed

If the answer depends on a full model rebuild or contract review, the next scope is explicit.

Internal IP boundary

The public pressure test shows the mechanics. The deeper optimiser stays private.

The public site exposes enough deterministic logic to let a prospective client test the method. The deeper Bankability Gap Solver is used inside the paid review and is not published as a generic calculator.

That internal layer can incorporate period cash flows, debt sculpting, tax, reserves, payment delays, construction timing, degradation, PPA protections, lender covenants and the real feasibility of each proposed change.

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Start with fit

Have a live project and a financing question?

Use Project Fit if you are unsure of the scope, or send the brief if the project assumptions and decision are already clear.