Oshili Power

Four routes to power.

The right technology answers only half the question. The other half is commercial: what term fits your horizon, how the cost sits on your balance sheet, and how fast you need power. Choose your route. On short-term, medium-term and IPP routes the obligation to perform sits with us for the term. On EPC it sits with us until handover and the performance tests are passed.

  • Short-term power

    You need
    Power fast
    Typical term
    Months to about 2 years
    Your balance sheet
    Opex
    Speed to power
    Fastest

  • Medium-term power

    You need
    Capacity without capex
    Typical term
    Roughly 2 to 7 years
    Your balance sheet
    Opex
    Speed to power
    Fast

  • IPP

    You need
    Energy as a service, long term
    Typical term
    10 to 20+ years
    Your balance sheet
    Opex
    Speed to power
    Development led

  • EPC

    You need
    An asset you own
    Typical term
    Build period
    Your balance sheet
    Capex
    Speed to power
    Project led

Not sure which route fits?

Most engagements start with a load and constraint conversation, not a model selection. Tell us the problem; we will recommend the route and show you the trade-offs.

How an engagement works.

  • Enquiry.

    Tell us the load, the timeline and the constraint, in a paragraph. That is enough to start.

  • First call.

    Within two business days, a short call to understand the site, the current supply arrangement and what has already been tried.

  • Load data.

    We ask for what you already have: interval data or a monthly profile, your current tariff or supply contract, and an outage log if one exists. Nothing is modelled on an assumption your numbers could have replaced.

  • Options note.

    A written note setting out the routes that fit, an indicative configuration, the trade-offs and the questions still open. It is written to be taken to a board.

  • Term sheet.

    If a route is chosen, the tariff structure, availability regime, fuel allocation and exit terms on a few pages, before anyone drafts a contract.

  • Contract and delivery.

    Due diligence, contract, then delivery under the route you chose, with the performance obligation where the route puts it.

Enquiries are treated as confidential at every step.

Start the conversation.