A local consortium of farmers wanted to invest in a solar farm to power their operations and sell surplus energy. The challenge was the tax and regulatory complexity of community-funded renewable energy projects.
To identify all available green funding schemes (EU and national) and structure the investment to maximize tax deductions and ensure long-term profitability for all consortium members.
We created a detailed financial model that integrated green energy subsidies, accelerated depreciation schemes, and VAT optimization. We facilitated the establishment of a suitable legal entity for the community project.
Implementation included managing the entire grant application process, negotiating contracts with technology suppliers, and developing a profit distribution plan among investors.
The project was successfully funded, securing a grant covering 40% of the total cost. The created tax structure reduced the consortium's annual tax burden by 15%. The 2MW solar farm now covers 100% of the member farms' energy needs and generates additional revenue from energy sales.