We are a consultancy company specialised in energy and infrastructure projects, covering financial and legal structuring, project management and research services.
We provide financial advisory services such as in depth financial modelling and financial structuring consultancy for the development and construction of energy and infrastructure projects (wind, solar, natural gas, oil and coal power plants).
For project financed projects, we advise on the structuring of the specific contractual package, supply and off-take agreements, construction, operation and maintenance, financing agreements.
The company coordinates the construction and development of energy and infrastructure projects.
Using its experience and good network of contacts, the company can fit the specifics needs of the client to the availability of new and refurbished equipment available on the market.
Energy Security is the uninterrupted availability of energy sources at an affordable price. The company is involved in research of this sector, with its unavoidable geopolitical consequences, with a focus rather on the technical and business side. Mr. Berneaga, the company’s managing director is an associated expert on energy with the New Strategy Center think-tank in Bucharest.
Bogdan Berneaga is a 45-year old energy and finance professional with a 20-year experience in the energy sector. A graduate of the IESE Business School in Barcelona, Bogdan has worked with Enron, Black & Veatch and CEZ, in the energy sector, developing and project managing the construction of power plants and wind farms in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and the US. The most recent project was the 600 MW CEZ Wind Farm in Romania, the largest on-shore wind farm in Europe, built between 2009 and 2014. He recently coordinated studies on energy security and regional energy cooperation in the Caucasus and the Caribbean. He is an associated expert with the New Strategy Center think-tank in Bucharest.
Dana Marinescu is a Bucharest law school graduate with 15 years of experience in project management for European structural funds, legal inquiries and expertise on a wide range of legal and business matters, with focus on commercial law and is currently managing the company's legal and administrative related matters.
CONVERTING RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY TO HYDROGEN, ITS USES AND TRANSPORTATION
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The 600 MW (240 turbines) CEZ Wind Farm, Fantanele commune, was built between 2009 and 2013. Ridgeline Industrial, as manager of the project management company Continental Wind Project Management, coordinated the works. The company remained an advisor to CEZ after commissioning. A short description of the wind farm can be accessed via the attached link
As part of efforts to assist Georgia in improving its energy security, The Romanian Agency for International Development Cooperation – RoAid has retained Ridgeline Industrial in 2018 to do a short review of the Georgian energy sector. The intention was to assist the various Georgian energy sector stakeholders in their development, and to propose next steps for more detailed studies.
The report was handed over to Georgian counterparts in Tbilisi during meetings on 26 and 27 February 2019. Subsequently, the recommendation to further assess the feasibility of enlarging the currently operational 20 MW Qartli wind farm by 100 – 150 MW was accepted, and discussions are underway for detailed planning of the study.
An abstract of the report can be found here
The full version of the report can be found here
As part of efforts to assist Jamaica in improving its energy security and reduce its dependence on imported oil, which is the overwhelming source of fuel for its power generation, The Romanian Agency for International Development Cooperation – RoAid has retained Ridgeline Industrial in 2018 to do a short review of the Jamaican energy sector. The ensuing report focused on increasing wind power generation capacity.
The report was presented and handed over to the Permanent Representative of Jamaica to the United Nations, His Excellency Mr. Courtenay Rattrai, at the UN offices in New York on 2-Apr-2019. His Excellency Teodor Meleșcanu, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania, Director of RoAID, Mr. Catalin Harnagea, and Mr. Bogdan Berneaga, highlighted to Ambassador Rattrai the positive results in Romania of having increased wind power generation capacity between 2008 and 2014, and the assistance that Romania is willing to offer to Jamaica for the development of this sector.
An abstract of the report can be found here
The full version of the report can be found here
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