Development-Stage Equity Bridge For Renewable & Storage Projects

Important Disclosure. For U.S. renewable and energy-storage sponsors. Not a public offer. All transactions subject to KYC/AML and underwriting. Prepared September 2025.

Development-Stage Equity Bridge For Renewable & Storage Projects

Grid queues are long, interconnection costs are rising, and equipment options require cash deposits well before financial close. Our equity bridge facilities give developers the capital to secure permits, grid capacity, land rights and equipment while long-term project finance is arranged.

USD 10M+
Typical starting facility
6–24 months
Bridge tenor
Convertible or Preferred
Rolled into senior or mezzanine at close

Who This Serves

Utility-Scale Solar & Wind

Secure interconnection rights, EPC contracts and turbine or module supply before financial close.

Battery & Energy Storage

Fund grid studies, site prep and early equipment deposits to fast-track COD.

Green Hydrogen & Hybrid Projects

Cover land and permitting costs while offtake agreements and construction finance are finalized.

Typical Structures

Preferred Equity Bridge

Short-term preferred equity with fixed return, converted or redeemed at construction financing close.

Convertible Loan

Debt with equity-conversion rights, aligning early investors and long-term sponsors.

Hybrid Mezzanine

Structured as subordinated debt with upside warrants or profit-sharing, depending on project economics.

Indicative Economics

Structure Size Tenor Typical Return Key Controls
Preferred Equity Bridge USD 10M–150M 6–24m IRR 12–20% Milestone-based drawdown; pledge of interconnection rights
Convertible Loan USD 10M–100M 12–24m SOFR + 7–11% + conversion option Assignment of permits and equipment deposits
Hybrid Mezzanine USD 20M–200M 12–36m SOFR + 8–14% plus profit participation Step-in rights and covenant package

Returns vary by technology, sponsor strength, location and offtake profile. Third-party costs and bank fees are separate from our fees.

Execution Timeline

1. Fit & Mandate

Review project, permits, and PPA or offtake LOIs. Execute engagement letter and retainer.

2. Data Room & Underwriting

Complete feasibility data room; receive indicative terms and key conditions.

3. Due Diligence

Technical, legal, environmental and grid review. Controls finalized.

4. Closing & Draw

Documents executed. First draw scheduled against milestones such as interconnection approval.

Typical duration: 8–14 weeks to binding terms, depending on permitting and grid studies.

Why Sponsors Choose FG Capital Advisors

U.S. Renewable Focus

Experience across solar, wind, battery storage and emerging hydrogen projects.

Bankability First

We identify and fix lender red flags early—permitting gaps, grid risks, covenant weaknesses.

Capital Network

Access to private equity, infrastructure funds, and mezzanine lenders eager for renewable deals.

Transparent Fees

Mandate retainer and success fee only. No hidden spreads.

Request a Development-Stage Equity Bridge

Secure early equity for your renewable or storage project. Share your permit status, grid offer, and financial model to start.

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FAQs

Minimum project size?

Facilities typically start at USD 10M. Larger portfolios can exceed USD 200M.

Eligible technologies?

Solar PV, onshore/offshore wind, battery and hybrid storage, and green hydrogen pilots.

Can bridge capital roll into construction finance?

Yes. Structures are designed to be redeemed or converted when senior or mezzanine debt closes.

Time to first draw?

About 8–14 weeks from clean data room to signed terms and first milestone payment.

Upfront costs?

Our retainer plus third-party legal, technical and environmental diligence costs.

Permitting requirements?

A clear path to interconnection and environmental approvals is expected before term sheet.

Disclaimer. All facilities are subject to full underwriting, legal documentation, and KYC/AML checks. FG Capital Advisors does not guarantee funding. Third-party costs and bank charges are separate from our fees.