ONE BOOK. GLOBAL IMPACT.
The Green Frontier is a practical guide to structuring and financing sustainable infrastructure. Discover expert strategies for large-scale solar farms, green hydrogen, green ammonia, biofuel, ESG integration, and achieving bankable project success.
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The Green Frontier by Dr. Santiago Fronda is more than a book—it is a masterclass in the future of sustainable infrastructure finance. With precision, depth, and visionary clarity, Dr. Fronda synthesizes two decades of global experience into a practical and strategic guide for professionals navigating the complexities of project development in the green economy.
From the outset, the book establishes itself as a benchmark reference. It captures the full lifecycle of project finance—from risk identification to financial close—with a rare balance of academic rigor and real-world applicability. Whether you are a board-level executive, financial advisor, or infrastructure developer, The Green Frontier delivers powerful insights that are both actionable and transformative.
At Allied Green, where we are pioneering large-scale green ammonia and hydrogen projects, the frameworks outlined in this book have proven instrumental. Dr. Fronda’s emphasis on bankability, ESG integration, and stakeholder alignment aligns with the evolving expectations of global capital markets and climate-focused investors.
What sets this book apart is its clarity. Through thoughtful diagrams, case examples, and strategic breakdowns, complex financial structures are demystified. I recommend it without hesitation to any leader serious about building resilient, investment-grade projects in the clean energy transition.
The Green Frontier is not just timely—it is essential.
Alfred Benedict
Chairman, Allied Green
