Social Innovation

Social License Due DiligenceSM

Social License Energy | SLE was born from the research, development, and creation of a unique tool in the energy sector: Social License Due Diligence℠. This innovative methodology, conceived by our founder, Inés Monroy, is being applied for the first time in the renewable energy sector, offering a new dimension to the analysis of social acceptance in energy projects.

Social License Due Diligence℠ is a pioneering instrument that measures the level of social acceptance a project holds and identifies the associated risks and opportunities at any stage of its lifecycle.

Our methodology, academically validated and successfully applied in corporate environments, has proven to be essential for improving strategic decision-making in the sector. It is an indispensable tool for:

  • Understanding the evolution and acceptance status of a project.
  • Providing key data for PPA negotiations, securing financing, mergers & acquisitions (M&A).

SM: “Service Mark” (Registered with the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office).

Guarantee of investments free from emissions and social tensions.

Social License Due Diligence℠ is a pioneering instrument that measures the level of social acceptance a project holds and identifies the associated risks and opportunities at any stage of its lifecycle.

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The best way to manage risks is acknowledging them.

Our innovative approach helps companies mitigate social risks and ensure the success and sustainability of their investments.

Mediation with the Administration

This social innovation tool fosters collaboration and trust between developers and public authorities, transforming bureaucratic processes into more agile, flexible, and transparent ones.

This service promotes open dialogue and efficient conflict resolution, aligned with the needs of both the public and private sectors, avoiding costly litigation and accelerating the permitting process.

It allows solutions to be tailored to the specific needs of each community and territory, respecting their uniqueness and fostering a more inclusive and collaborative environment — critical for the success of the energy transition.

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