A research-led consultancy for Gas & LNG, Power & Renewables, and Metals & Mining — combining market modelling, geospatial analytics, and financial rigour in a single engagement.
| Capability | Power & Renewables | Gas & LNG | Metals & Mining |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market modelling & forecasting | |||
| Geospatial & site suitability | |||
| Techno-economic feasibility | |||
| Transaction due diligence | |||
| ESG & decarbonisation |
Genesis Ray is a boutique consultancy for the energy and resources sectors. We are built around a research function — proprietary models, spatial datasets, and sector analysts — rather than around a slide template.
Every mandate is delivered by the people who build the models. That means findings you can interrogate, assumptions you can change, and outputs your lenders, regulators, and investment committees can stand behind.
Analysts who have worked the same markets as our clients — translating disruption into a position you can act on.
Rigorous financial modelling and due diligence that turns a thesis into a financeable decision.
Engineering and geospatial problems resolved into practical, defensible answers — not directional advice.
Compliance, decarbonisation pathways, and resilience frameworks built into the analysis from day one.
Our models, spatial databases, and analytical platforms are built in-house and maintained between engagements — so a mandate starts from a live evidence base, not a blank page.
Site scouting, spatial analysis, and collaboration for renewable developers — launched 2021 and in production use.
Bottom-up dispatch and fuel-demand modelling, built to run multi-country systems with interconnector flows.
Global energy infrastructure — pipelines, terminals, generation assets — queryable through a custom WebGIS.
Object detection, LULC modelling, and AI-driven suitability scoring, integrated with GIS since 2019.
Deep expertise across the sectors that define the energy transition — each one reinforcing the others.
From resource screening to bankable feasibility and financial close — GIS-driven site prospecting, wake and grid analysis, tariff modelling, and lender-ready documentation.
Market modelling, demand studies, terminal siting, and regulatory advisory across the full gas value chain — including small-scale LNG in fragmented island geographies.
Critical minerals advisory across exploration, water and power access, ESG, and techno-economic feasibility — integrated into one coherent project picture.
A four-stage system designed so that findings are testable at every step — and so the model stays yours when we leave.
Deep-dive sessions to define the decision, the constraints, and the evidence that would actually change your mind.
Data assembly and model build — tailored frameworks, spatial layers, and financial structures documented as we go.
Scenario and sensitivity runs, third-party validation, and the stress cases your investment committee will ask for.
Handover of models, data, and tooling — with training, so your team can rerun the analysis without us.
It provided insights across six countries and became the foundation for our long-term procurement strategy.
Small-scale LNG feasibility across a fragmented island archipelago: spatial demand modelling, infrastructure gap analysis, affordability, and regulatory mapping.
A bottom-up dispatch and fuel-demand model spanning six countries — generation assets, load profiles, interconnector flows, fuel price scenarios, and national renewable targets.
Independent diligence integrating CFD flow modelling, weather simulation, contract review, and financial model audit — surfacing non-obvious risks and quantifying their effect on returns.
A queryable global database of pipelines, terminals, and generation assets, delivered through a custom WebGIS interface with the client's team trained to operate it independently.
Spatial modelling is changing how LNG terminal siting decisions get made in island economies — where demand is fragmented, infrastructure is thin, and affordability is the binding constraint.
Read the perspective →Why the order in which you screen a renewables site determines whether it ever reaches financial close.
Energy, water, and ESG constraints are moving from appendix to executive summary in feasibility work.
The difference between a model that survives diligence and one that quietly falls apart under it.
Tell us the question, the geography, and the timeline. We'll come back with a scoped approach — and an honest view on whether we're the right firm for it.