For municipalities in financial distress, REITs balancing capex priorities, and industrial sites needing fleet refresh, the most common blocker isn’t willingness, it’s cash-flow shape. The savings the new metering unlocks are 12-24 months out; the capex hit is now.
How we structure it
Meerkat Energy structures the rollout so the capital cost is amortised against the measurable recovery profile, under-recoveries closed, tariff optimisations realised, losses reduced, and where applicable, revenue assurance income captured. The repayment shape matches the benefits curve, not a generic finance term sheet.
Each engagement comes with:
- A baseline audit of the current metering infrastructure, tariffs, and revenue leakage.
- A modelled benefits curve showing month-by-month recoveries and savings.
- A finance structure that aligns repayment to that curve, typically bridge financing for the first 12-18 months while the realised benefits ramp.
- Quarterly benefits tracking so both sides agree on whether the programme is delivering against the model.
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What's included
- Capex modelling for metering rollouts
- Bridge financing of meter supply + installation
- Opex-aligned recovery models tied to the savings the meters unlock
- Phased rollout designs that match cash-flow profile
- Project finance documentation and lender liaison
- Performance-based recovery aligned to benefits tracking