Energy & Natural Resources
The energy transition is rewriting what a reserve, a plant or a pipeline is worth.
The energy transition is rewriting what a reserve, a plant or a pipeline is worth. A price deck drawn in one decade can be obsolete in the next.
The decision that matters is what these assets are worth across the whole cycle — not at one point in it.
Our expertise
The firm has valued resource interests and energy infrastructure since 2008; its work today applies IFRS 6, IAS 16 and IAS 36 with IFRS 13 fair value, and aligns disclosure to IFRS S1 / S2 and TCFD. Every engagement is led by a qualified director and reviewed for independence.
Meet the team behind this work
How we work
We value resource interests and infrastructure with price-deck and discount-rate sensitivity, and test the climate-transition assumptions that now move these numbers. The client supplies the reserve reports, the PPAs and the production profile; we set the method and own the review. It fits an impairment test, a transaction, a financing or a climate disclosure.
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- Scope the interests & purpose
- Build the price deck
- Model cash flows & discount rates
- Independent review
- Report: basis, method, assumptions
What you receive
- A valuation report stating the basis, method and assumptions — what the board and auditor will test
- Documented price-deck and discount-rate sensitivity — so the number can be reconstructed
- Resource and infrastructure valuation under IFRS 6 / IAS 16 / IAS 36 and IVS 2025 — for impairment and reporting
- Climate and transition disclosure support (IFRS S1 / S2; TCFD) — for the annual report
The number has to hold across the whole cycle, not at one point in it — so we test it against the price deck and the discount rate at once.
Industry valuation snapshot
Data as of 2026-10-07 · EODHD via apdb data plane · fair-value MCP