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Energy:
Independent financial advice for the low carbon transition
The UK’s energy sector is undergoing the most significant structural transformation in a generation.
The rapid expansion of renewable production, growing demand for battery storage, heat decarbonisation, and the increasing complexity of energy offtake and revenue arrangements are creating both substantial opportunity and material financial risk for developers, investors, and energy users alike.
QMPF is an independent financial adviser with deep expertise across the energy sector. Our team works across the full project lifecycle, from early-stage options appraisal and financial modelling through to fundraising, transaction execution, and sale processes.
We work with a broad range of clients including private developers, institutional investors, local authorities, community energy organisations, and corporate energy users seeking to reduce their exposure to grid electricity prices and meet sustainability commitments. Our role is to provide rigorous, independent advice.
Our clients value our understanding and experience of the full range of funding structures available to energy projects, associated revenue and offtake structures al in the context of an evolving regulatory and policy environment across Great Britain and Ireland.
In recent years, we have:
- Supported local authorities and developers on district heating and ESCo structures, producing detailed financial models, business cases and advising on debt and equity processes;
- Advised investors and developers on onshore wind, solar PV, and battery energy storage projects across the UK;
- Acted on multiple anaerobic digestion transactions, including project development financing options, sale processes, and asset disposals;
- Advised energy users on net zero transition strategies, covering fuel switching (including heat network connections), renewable energy procurement, on-site generation, and power purchase agreements; and
- Advised clients on National Wealth Fund financing for renewable energy projects, including Orkney Islands Council’s 28.8MW wind farm at Quanterness (2025) and Hull City Council’s self-developed heat network (2025).
Our services to the energy sector include:
- Project finance and debt advisory — structuring and arranging senior debt for renewable energy and low carbon projects;
- Financial modelling and investment appraisal — build and optimise bespoke, bankable financial models for projects at all stages of development;
- Buy and sell side M&A advisory — advising buyers and sellers on the acquisition and disposal of energy assets, including development-stage and operational projects;
- Bioenergy advisory — development financing, feedstock structuring, and sale processes for anaerobic digestion and biomass projects;
- Onshore renewables advisory — project structuring, community investment, and financing for wind, solar, and BESS projects;
- Heating and ESCo advisory — business cases, financial modelling, procurement support, and financing for district heat and energy supply structures; and
- Net zero transition advisory — strategic advice for corporate and public sector energy users on decarbonisation, energy procurement, and on-site generation.
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What our clients say
Simon Cunliffe-Lister, Burton Agnes Renewables Ltd, said
“We are pleased to have worked with QMPF to successfully complete the sale of the Burton Agnes Renewables AD plant. QMPF’s advice throughout proved invaluable and ongoing management of the transaction led to an efficient and well-run process.”
Chris Purnell, Strategic Projects Director – Enterprise and Economic Growth, Orkney Islands Council said:
“We wish to express our sincere appreciation to QMPF for its outstanding professional support and strategic guidance throughout the Final Investment Decision process and in securing the facility agreement. These achievements represent critical milestones in the progression of the Quanterness wind farm project, and QMPF expertise has been instrumental in delivering these outcomes.”



