Phoventus is a global advisory and professional engineering and management consultant to the grid and storage power market. Moreover, we offer value-added strategic management, engineering, and environmental consulting. We also provide advisory services to power developers and utilities. Apart from that, we provide services through all stages of a project’s lifecycle starting with early stage, technical and financial feasibility assessments. Up through to grid asset risk management and safeguarding the interests of power producers/operators and long-term ownership stakeholders. Indeed, Phoventus is an engineering Canadian company with a head office near Toronto.
So far, the Phoventus management team has advised on more than 500 energy projects globally, including, our Hybrid Power division. These specifically target corporations and industrial electricity users, such as mines and Island power grids seeking to modernize their grid infrastructure and carbon footprint. Thus, we provide a range of dedicated services such as Techno-economic energy storage options. We offer Procurement support of electrical infrastructure including owners engineering and installation inspection. Integration of renewables with energy storage as well as generators for micro-grid or remote sites are also our specialized electrical engineering services.
The Phoventus team includes the staff that are experienced consultants to banks, financial institutions and developers. They are preparing and evaluating the “bankability” of renewable energy projects. In fact, we work for diverse clients in diverse locations in North America and Asia. We are professional, independent, and always focus on delivering value-added results to your renewable power or transportation project.
Phoventus is a recognized global authority on the bankability of solar modules. It was nominated by Bloomberg New Energy as one of 16 firms voting for the bankability of Solar Modules in the 2021 Bloomberg PV Module Manufacturing survey. This survey is the gold standard in module bankability.
