How do I register interest in partnering as an EPC contractor?

Reach out through our contact page with your company profile and project experience — we review EPC partner fit against our active and upcoming project pipeline.

Does ANR Horizon compete with EPC contractors on construction work?

No. We coordinate land, landowners and project process; we do not carry out construction or manufacturing ourselves, so there's no overlap with an EPC partner's scope of work.

What project types does ANR Horizon typically bring to EPC partners?

Utility-scale and C&I solar, wind, hybrid wind-solar, and occasionally industrial infrastructure projects — see our Renewable Energy and Project Services pages for the full scope.

Solutions

For EPC Partners

We work with qualified EPC partners for execution across our solar, wind and industrial project pipeline — we don't build or manufacture in-house, so reliable EPC relationships are central to how we deliver for developers, industrial consumers and investors.

If you're an EPC contractor interested in partnering with us on land-ready projects, this page covers what that relationship typically looks like.

Discuss a Project

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Land-ready projects

EPC partners lose time and margin when they mobilise on sites where land, access or rights of way are not fully settled. The projects we bring to the partnering stage have been through land qualification and landowner engagement first.

A clear division of roles

We do not compete for construction scope. We handle land, landowners and stakeholder coordination; the EPC partner owns engineering, procurement and construction. That clarity makes for straightforward working relationships.

What We Do Directly

Bring land-ready projects — with title, access and landowner agreements in place — to the partnering stage
Coordinate the relationship between project owners and EPC partners through contracting and execution
Track milestones and deliverables against the EPC scope
Act as a point of coordination for project-related issues during execution

Delivered Through Qualified Partners

All physical construction, procurement and installation work — this is the EPC partner's role

Process

01Initial conversation about your capabilities, track record and project scope fit
02Introduction to relevant land-ready projects as they come up
03Support through the selection and contracting process
04Ongoing coordination through execution to handover

Documents & Inputs Needed

Company profile and relevant project track record
Capacity and technology specialisation (solar, wind, or both)
Geographic areas of operation