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Provaris Energy adopts early cash flow revenue model

Provaris Energy Ltd managing director and CEO Martin Carolan joins Jonathan Jackson in the Proactive studio to discuss the confirmation of a Term Sheet with Uniper, as well as its capital-light revenue model to generate early cash flow while limiting large-scale capital expenditure. This approach is a key part of the company's commercialisation strategy. Revenue will be generated through Technology Licence Fees and Origination Fees, ensuring upfront and recurring income streams. The company's hydrogen shipping fleet will be funded by third parties, such as shipowners or Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs). These entities will finance and operate hydrogen carriers under long-term charter agreements. Provaris retains the flexibility to invest selectively in fleet assets or projects that enhance long-term shareholder value. Projected financial returns could reach up to US$34 million (approximately A$54 million) per project, based on deployments involving two H2Neo carriers and one H2Leo barge. Carolan stated, “With multiple supply chain projects advancing in parallel, this approach allows Provaris to focus on executing agreements without overextending its balance sheet and significant shareholder dilution. “Additionally, the board retains the flexibility to invest selectively in fleet assets or projects to enhance long-term value for shareholders.”