Advisory-embedded model

Renewable Project Readiness Engine (RPRE)

Takes a solar project from a set of assumptions to a structured readiness assessment — technical, financial, and the risks that actually stop projects — in one auditable model.

What it looks like

RPRE — Rooftop Prosumer v5 · Dashboard

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Readiness scoreweighted, 6 dimensions

Simple paybackyears, pre-financing

Blocking risksseverity ≥ high

Readiness by dimensionvs. benchmark

Technical

Financial

Connectionbinds

Structural

Permitting

Offtake

Risk matrix

HML

likelihood →

DashboardInputsBenchmarksTechnicalFinancialReadinessRisk MatrixClient ReportAudit Notes

Schematic layout — the tool's real structure and outputs, drawn rather than screenshotted so no client data appears. Bars and blocks are placeholders, never figures.

Decision supported

Whether a project is ready to proceed, what specifically is blocking it, and what would have to change for the answer to become yes.

Intended user

Developers, EPCs, municipalities and public institutions, and investors screening a pipeline.

Inputs

Site location, orientation and available area
Resource assumptions and expected yield
Connection point and available capacity where known
Capex, opex and financing structure
Tariff or offtake arrangement

Outputs

Dashboard summarising readiness across all dimensions
Technical and financial assessment sheets
Readiness scoring against defined criteria
Risk matrix identifying what blocks the project and how severely
Client-facing report and an audit trail of every assumption used

Methodology summary

Nine linked worksheets — Dashboard, Inputs, Benchmarks, Technical, Financial, Readiness, Risk Matrix, Client Report and Audit Notes. Configured separately for rooftop prosumer installations and for utility-scale projects in the 5–20 MW range, because the constraints that bind differ completely between them.

Limitations

Screening and structuring tool, not a substitute for a grid connection study, a geotechnical survey or a structural assessment. It tells you which of those you need and why.
Benchmarks are calibrated to Kosovo and the immediate region. Applying them elsewhere without recalibration would produce confident, wrong answers.
The model does not produce a financing verdict. Lenders decide bankability; this establishes whether a project is coherent enough to put in front of one.

Screenshots

Renewable Project Readiness Engine (RPRE) — interface rendering showing the executive dashboard with a demo dataset. — Interface rendering — the tool's real screens and outputs, produced as a design rather than captured from a running session. Demo dataset throughout: no client name, real place or real figure appears. **Deliberately cropped to the results pane.** The navigation column is not shown: what a tool produces is the useful thing to publish, while its full module structure is method rather than proof. Cropped, not blurred — a blurred screenshot reads as either a mock-up or as something being hidden badly, and both cost more than the architecture is worth.

Access model

Applied within a project-readiness engagement, with the completed model and its audit notes handed over.

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