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Navigating Renewable Financing: Key Insights from S&T’s Project Advisory Team
PUBLISHED DATE
AUG 28, 2025
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Financing Structure
Our advisory role enabled the project sponsor to align investor expectations with government incentives and regulatory timelines. The sponsor’s treasury team opted for a multi-source facility that allowed staggered drawdowns as land parcels closed.
The financing structure combined green bonds and export credit facilities, optimised with risk-sharing instruments. This blend unlocked competitive pricing even as policy rates climbed.
Regulatory Context
The Board reiterated that sustainability-linked incentives will only remain available if sponsors keep unified reporting dashboards [1].
Investor Alignment
We hosted tabletop exercises with each investor class to align expectations on liquidity triggers and step-in rights. The final shareholders agreement now contains calibrated protections that can be replicated elsewhere.
Risk Mitigation
Hedging strategies were introduced to offset FX risk on imported components, and an ESG compliance monitor was embedded in the reporting dashboard to satisfy bondholder demands.
Growth Path
We are already structuring a follow-on facility that will recycle capital into a second 400MW project. The template developed here reduces execution time by nearly 40%.
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Indonesia Renewable Finance Taskforce, Whitepaper Series (2025).
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