Brokerage

When considering the option of building, it is key to understand the aspects of the development process that will result in cost avoidance. Important factors to consider if a site is developable are zoning, topography, drainage/flood plain, utilities, geotechnical analysis, environmental site assessment, and access to major thoroughfares. NRG has relationships with licensed architects, surveyors, civil engineers, and environmental site assessment that we introduce to our clients for them to contract directly with the service provider.

Local contractors – NRG has relationships with local contractors who already own land and can modify existing speculative projects to suit the need of the client. This often results in the client’s business operations commencing prior to a new build.

General Contractors – If a truly custom facility is needed, we will work to provide site selection while introducing a national general contractor that has experience in building energy-related facilities for our clients to contract directly.

Investors – We have multiple investment groups and individuals capable of funding various sized construction projects and leasing the finished product back to the company.

Our goal is to meet our client’s needs and with the vast majority of energy-related companies being capitalized by private equity, the goal is to lease facilities. We represent investors and energy companies on the acquisition of existing facilities through sale-leaseback transactions or through the build to suit process when the contractor prefers not to own the real estate.