BUILD & FINANCE
End-to-End Energy Project Execution
We deliver fully integrated energy solutions, combining flexible financing models with proven construction execution.
Whether you’re developing on-site generation, upgrading infrastructure, or deploying a distributed energy system, Pacifico Energy ensures your project is fully funded, expertly managed, and built to perform.
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Flexible Contracting for Real-World Projects
Our contracting approach is designed around your needs—whether you prefer turnkey delivery, a phased approach, or collaborative oversight. We ensure clarity from day one with transparent pricing, clear schedules, and integrated risk management.
Turnkey EPC and design-build models
Owner’s representative and advisory support
Procurement strategy and vendor management
Construction oversight and schedule control
Contracting Options Include:
FINANCE
Financing That Fits Your Strategy
No two energy projects are alike. That’s why we build custom financial structures to match your business model, site conditions, and long-term goals. We work closely with private equity, banks, and institutional investors to secure the right mix of funding—ensuring cost predictability and long-term value.
Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)
Energy Services Agreements (ESAs)
Full and partial ownership models
Tax equity and project debt structuring
Risk management and financial modeling
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Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC)
With end-to-end EPC expertise, we turn plans into reliable, scalable systems. Our team handles everything from system engineering to construction and commissioning, ensuring your infrastructure is delivered safely, efficiently, and to spec.
Our EPC services include:
System design and technical engineering
Procurement of long-lead equipment
Field construction and contractor management
Grid interconnection and operational handoff
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Build & Finance FAQs
Pacifico's Structured Financing Capabilities
How do capital markets support structured finance for power generation?
Capital markets provide access to institutional investors, green bonds, and securitized energy assets, allowing large-scale projects to secure funding at competitive rates.
What is the difference between debt financing and tax equity financing?
Debt Financing involves borrowing funds, typically through loans or bonds, to finance a project, with repayment based on future revenues.
Tax Equity Financing allows investors to fund projects in exchange for tax benefits, making it attractive for renewable energy development.
What is structured finance in the context of onsite power generation? What role do tax incentives and credits play in financing energy projects?
Structured finance refers to customized financial solutions that enable the development of onsite energy projects with minimal upfront costs. This includes financing mechanisms such as power purchase agreements (PPAs), tax equity investments, debt financing, and capital markets funding to make projects financially viable.
Tax incentives, such as the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and Production Tax Credit (PTC), help reduce project costs by allowing investors or developers to claim tax benefits. Tax equity financing enables Pacifico to monetize these incentives, making projects more affordable for end users.
What financing options does Pacifico offer for onsite energy projects? How do Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) work?
Pacifico provides a range of structured finance options, including:
Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) – A long-term contract where customers pay for electricity generated on-site without owning the asset.
Debt Financing – Loans or bonds secured against project cash flows.
Tax Equity Financing – Investors provide capital in exchange for tax incentives related to renewable energy.
Lease Structures – Customers lease equipment instead of purchasing outright.
Under a PPA, Pacifico develops, owns, and operates the power generation asset, while the customer agrees to buy the generated electricity at a fixed or variable rate over a set term. This allows businesses to access onsite power without upfront capital investment and benefit from predictable energy costs.
Understanding the Economics
What financial considerations impact the pricing of onsite power generation?
Pricing is influenced by:
Project capital costs (equipment, installation, and permitting)
Financing structure (debt vs. equity)
Energy production guarantees
Market interest rates and creditworthiness
Tax incentives and depreciation benefits
Can Pacifico finance projects for businesses with limited capital budgets? How does structured finance impact long-term energy cost savings?
Yes. Through structured finance options like PPAs, leases, and third-party ownership models, businesses can benefit from onsite power generation without large upfront costs.
Structured finance solutions, such as fixed-rate PPAs and optimized debt structures, provide cost predictability and protection from utility rate increases, ensuring long-term financial benefits for customers.