It’s Time to Go with Volta

By going with Volta, you'll be saving time, saving resources,
and most importantly - saving our planet

Why Volta Energy?

Positive Site Conditions

Volta has sustainable energy development sites with relatively high wind speeds (above 7.0 m/s, based on P75), favorable solar capacity factors, and acceptable grid connectivity

Local Shareholder Management

Volta has been maintaining ties with local residents near development sites and, always aim to derive mutually beneficial agreements through ongoing communication with them

Increased Asset Value

Volta strives to achieve economies of scale to reduce costs associated with EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction), while driving the maximization of profitability for wind farms through optimized turbine placement

Robust Market Demand in Korea

You can greatly benefit from the robust initiatives of the Korean government for clean energy. These include the Korean Renewable Portfolio Standards, which offer 20-year long-term fixed-price Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with Korean Gencos (state-owned utilities rated AA-) and global companies in Korea pursuing RE100 initiatives

How Volta Energy Works?

Paperwork & Agreement

We determine the collaboration direction and specific terms, which may involve creating documents such as MOU or JDA to be drafted between the involved parties. These documents outline the agreed-upon terms and conditions, responsibilities, and objectives of the partnership

Site Eligibility

We conduct a preliminary assessment to determine the feasibility of undertaking a financially viable project. This assessment includes examining the terrain, local government regulations, land acquisition availability, conducting preliminary research on power sources, evaluating grid connectivity, and conducting an environmental site assessment

Permissions &
Installation

Using measured wind & solar data and complex terrain analysis, we design sites for maximum efficiency and proceed with obtaining permits and licenses such as EBL (Electricity Business License), Mini EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment), and DAP (Development Act Permission)

Financial Structuring

Using the projected annual power generation, project costs, and operating expenses as a basis, we estimate cash flows to evaluate financial viability. Through financial structuring, including initial financing and refinancing, we aim to maximize the profitability of the site

Sustainable Energy On!

We strive to maximize the efficiency of the power plant through seamless maintenance and minimize public grievances through community engagement