Financial models in Excel.
Build your investment case.

Use it when: You need the full data center development workflow.

Bring: Candidate sites, power assumptions, capital costs and financing terms.

Five workbooks and six manuals. Transfers between workbooks use documented paste-values steps.

Use it when: You already have the inputs for a data center finance case.

Bring: Prepared capacity, energy-cost, CapEx, timing and financing assumptions.

The standalone listing describes its own input adapter and guides. The detailed site demonstration uses suite T4.

Use it when: You are assembling a capital budget and investment review.

Bring: Prepared project scope, cost assumptions and completed case inputs.

A focused pack connecting CapEx, underwriting and comparison. Check the listing for the exact included files.

Use it when: You are comparing data center locations and their power needs.

Bring: Candidate-site information, capacity and energy assumptions.

Site-selection and ten-year power tools. Use the full suite if you also need the finance workflow.

Use it when: You need a reference for the data center development process.

Bring: Your project context and the stage you are working through.

A 126-slide presentation and PDF handbook. This is a practitioner reference, not an Excel financial model.

Use it when: You need a solar project assessment workflow across several models.

Bring: Site information, energy yield, capital costs and financing assumptions.

Five models and six manuals. Review the package requirements and handoff instructions.

Use it when: You are building a solar finance case from prepared assumptions.

Bring: Energy-yield scenarios, PPA terms, costs and debt assumptions.

The focus is P50/P90, PPA and sculpted debt. Confirm the input requirements in the listing.

Use it when: You are preparing a solar capital budget and investment review.

Bring: Project scope, capital costs and the assumptions for the investment case.

A pack for capital budgeting, underwriting and committee review.

Use it when: You are screening sites before building a solar finance case.

Bring: Candidate-site information and energy-yield assumptions.

Site screening and yield assessment. Financial modelling is a separate stage.

Use it when: You have completed solar project runs to compare.

Bring: Outputs from up to twelve completed runs and their case assumptions.

A comparison dashboard. Prepare the underlying cases before bringing their results together.

Use it when: You want a reference for utility-scale solar project finance.

Bring: Your project context and financing questions.

A 128-slide presentation and PDF handbook. Choose a model separately if you need an Excel workbook.

Use it when: You are comparing industrial power-supply alternatives.

Bring: Electricity invoices and assumptions for grid, PPA and generation options.

A sourcing comparison against a tariff baseline. Use project-specific quotations and technical assumptions.

Use it when: You need to evaluate tariff pass-through and sourcing choices.

Bring: Tariff, pricing, cost and supplier assumptions.

An Excel decision model. Its scenario conclusions depend on your commercial inputs.

Use it when: You are investigating possible revenue leakage.

Bring: Billing records, contract terms and evidence for exceptions.

An audit and investigation workflow. Flagged differences need review before being treated as recoverable revenue.

Use it when: You need to monitor debt covenant headroom.

Bring: Borrower financials, covenant definitions and downside assumptions.

A monitoring model. Use the exact definitions in the applicable financing documents.

Use it when: You are evaluating working-capital improvement opportunities.

Bring: Receivables, payables, inventory and implementation assumptions.

Nine cash-release levers to assess. Modelled opportunities are not guaranteed cash recoveries.

Use it when: You are assessing AI readiness and planning execution.

Bring: Evidence about current capabilities, gaps and proposed actions.

An assessment and execution-planning workbook. It does not implement an AI system.

Use it when: You are prioritising processes for automation.

Bring: Process volumes, delivery patterns, costs and implementation assumptions.

An assessment workbook with configurable n8n templates. Deployment and credentials require configuration.