Onsite or offsite
Put available roof, parking, or ground space to work. Hermes can evaluate, develop, finance, own, and operate an onsite solar or solar-plus storage system.
Explore onsite energy
Where market rules allow, a long-term power purchase or other offtake agreement can connect your organization to power from a Hermes project without locating the system at your facility.
Explore project-based power
The economics matter. So does the execution
A well-structured energy project may create more predictable costs, improve the use of available space, and advance business objectives. Real value, however, depends on sound development and dependable operation. Hermes brings commercial discipline, technical expertise, and long-term ownership together under one team.
Site and load analysis grounded in your operating reality
Clear evaluation of technical feasibility, economics, and project risk
Flexible structures shaped by market rules and customer objectives
Experienced development through permitting, interconnection, and construction
Ongoing asset management, operations, and responsive communication
From first look to long-term operation
Understand — We review your energy use, facilities, available space, objectives, and timing
Evaluate — We assess technical feasibility, interconnection, market structure, incentives, and commercial operations
Define — We define responsibilities, pricing, term, performance framework, environmental attributes, and key contingencies.
Develop — Hermes advances engineering, permitting, interconnection, procurement, and construction against an agreed plan.
Operate — We monitor performance and remain engaged throughout the project's operating life.
National capability. Local execution
Energy markets, tariffs, processes, and permitting vary by location. Hermes pairs platform-wide investment and operating capacity with the local knowledge needed to move projects responsibly through each market.

Value that goes beyond generation
A stronger energy bottom line
Quality and service over the life of the project
Financing and commercial flexibility
Net metering and bill credits
Energy storage
