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Capital raising
Structured equity, debt and green and municipal bonds from institutional investors and development finance institutions.
For over a decade we have structured the financing, built the projects and proved the models that move Mongolia's energy and land economy forward — with IFC, the ADB, the World Bank and Rio Tinto.
We are not only advisers. We originate, structure, finance and increasingly own the assets we develop.
Structured equity, debt and green and municipal bonds from institutional investors and development finance institutions.
Feasibility, permitting, offtake and EPC management — carrying projects from concept to commissioning.
Buy- and sell-side mandates across energy, mining and critical minerals.
Independent technical oversight of power project delivery, from design review to handover.
Advisory for governments, ministries and international financial institutions on energy and climate policy.
Solar, storage and hybrid systems for remote mines. We build, own and operate — you simply buy the power.
Mongolia's energy transition keeps running into the same wall: the technology exists, the capital exists, but no structure connects them. Our work is inventing that structure — and then proving it works.
50 MW / 200 MWh at Baganuur — grid-connected in about 2.5 months, when the country had no storage at all.
The first non-sovereign Mongolian municipal green bond sold to a foreign investor, purchased by IFC.
Mongolia's first automated food-waste-to-fertilizer plant, approved under the National Green Lab.
Behind-the-fence renewable power sold as a service to remote miners — a first for this market.
A selection of work delivered with and for the institutions that finance Mongolia's transition.
Mongolia’s first utility-scale battery, financed by the country’s first non-sovereign municipal bond — an US$87.2 million issue fully subscribed by IFC.
The project that started Mongolian renewables: the country’s first wind farm, and the first viable financing model for clean energy in the market.
Transaction and development advisory on a wind–storage hybrid built to supply clean power to Mongolia’s largest mine under a long-term corporate offtake.
Mongolia’s first automated food-waste-to-fertilizer plant, selected under the National Green Lab initiative and presented at UNCCD COP17.
Solar, storage and hybrid systems replacing diesel at sites the grid will not reach for years — financed on the project, not the miner’s balance sheet.
The world’s longest gouache-on-canvas painting — 21 m by 2.5 m, spanning the ethnic cultures of all 193 countries.
The Khanbogd food waste recycling and organic fertilizer plant is now a National Green Lab project, taking its place among the ventures Mongolia will present to global investors at UNCCD COP17. It turns a landfill problem into soil — and into a working circular economy model for the Gobi.
Mongolia hosts the world for the 17th Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention to Combat Desertification. NovaTerra will be there in the Blue Zone as a National Green Lab finalist.
Whether it is power for a remote site, a critical minerals asset or a financing structure nobody has tried here yet — that is the conversation we like having.