Energy · Green finance
Baganuur 50 MW / 200 MWh BESS & municipal green bond
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.
Over a decade of structuring the financing, building the projects and proving the models that move Mongolia’s energy and land economy forward — with IFC, the ADB, the World Bank, EBRD, FMO, EDF and Rio Tinto.
Each of these opened a market that did not exist in Mongolia before it.
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.
A regional masterplan to interconnect the power grids of Mongolia, China, Japan and South Korea — presented to the highest political leadership of the countries involved.
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.
Mandates across energy, public-sector advisory, capital raising and critical minerals.