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Technical Advisor for lenders, developers and investors
K2 Management has become a part of Ramboll – read more here
Where are you in your
project planning?
Getting the technicalities right can be the difference between an average and a well-performing project.
Renewable energy might be advanced in many markets but project risks still require careful evaluation to deliver the best possible performance - both technically and financially.
Our advisory expertise spans analysis, risk management, due diligence, technical advisory and financial services - all of which come together to deliver better energy projects.
Why K2 Management?
K2 Management supports its clients in their efforts to develop and operate energy projects that achieve the best possible return on investment. Our vision is to be a leading engineering and management consultancy by delivering sustainable energy project solutions globally.
We do that by delivering a wide range of services within engineering, planning, management and due diligence, spanning the entire value chain of an energy project.
Since November 2024, K2 Management has become part of the architecture, engineering and consultancy company, Ramboll.
We bring value to our clients
How we add value
Here are some of the key roles we play in clients’ projects
Having an owner’s engineer that can work end-to-end but still take care of the finer details is something that gives our clients peace of mind.
From concept design to commissioning and everything in between, K2 Management’s engineers cover a broad range of expertise and have been involved in some of the world’s biggest and best projects.
Leveraging our hands-on experience from thousands of energy projects is a smart thing to do.
In our role as lender’s technical advisor, we see the projects of the future five years before they generate their first kW of power.
We see innovative solutions to future challenges. We see mistakes and risks at an early stage, when they can still be mitigated. We gather insights from across the market as we assist lenders and investors across the globe.
Most importantly, and thanks to all of these insights, we see things that others don’t. And that adds value to our clients and their projects.
Everyone wants an attractive project with the best yield estimate but if that estimate isn’t accurate, it all means nothing.
Accuracy is key and minimizing uncertainty will give developers and investors the best picture of their project’s future.
That’s why we pride ourselves on continuously improving our methods, going above and beyond industry standards and validating our methods. To give our clients the most accurate, bankable yield picture of their project.
When our clients are constructing a wind farm, they want to keep quality and safety high, budget and time on track and they want to deliver the best project possible.
Getting project execution right isn’t easy, particularly for our clients who don’t have a suite of experts in-house to tap into.
Our project management expertise spans package management, HSEQ, quality management, regulatory support, balance of plant management and much more, either separately or as a full, end-to-end role.
We match our expertise to our client’s need to deliver their project on time, on spec and on budget.
Clients and projects
K2 Management delivered full scope construction management on the €1.4bn Deutsche Bucht offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.
The first foreign-owned wind farm in Vietnam, Dam Nai, has achieved successful completion, becoming commercially operational in early 2019.
K2 Management supported John Laing in assessing its pipeline of Australian opportunities, delivering technical due diligence on four successful transactions in a 12-month period.
News, views and insights
In our Day in the Life series, we sit down with various team members from our global departments, taking a look at behind the scenes of their typical schedules. Our colleagues come from a range
Nov 20 2024 | Engineering | EMEA
The offshore wind industry in the APAC region is rapidly gaining momentum. So far, it has developed over 40GW of capacity, with projections from the Global Wind Energy Council indicating a
Nov 19 2024 | Offshore wind | APAC