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Contract AI to draft and review energy project contracts

Q: Which energy and infrastructure contracts can goHeather draft and review?

Teams use goHeather on EPC contracts, power purchase agreements, interconnection agreements, equipment supply agreements, O&M agreements, oilfield master service agreements and land and easement agreements. It drafts from your own templates or from 10,500+ lawyer-made ones, and it reviews the other side's paper clause by clause.

Q: Can goHeather read an EPC contract together with its exhibits?

Yes. Upload the main agreement with the scope of work, the milestone schedule and the performance guarantee exhibit, and goHeather reads them as one set. A term in an exhibit is quoted next to the clause in the main agreement it relates to, so nothing is read in isolation.

Q: Can we check contracts against our own positions on liquidated damages and caps?

Yes. Write your positions as a playbook in plain English, such as the delay damages cap you accept or the warranty period you offer on equipment. goHeather checks each incoming contract against every rule and quotes the clause it was checked against.

Q: Does goHeather tell us whether a clause will hold up or what a regulator expects?

No. goHeather is a contracts AI, not a law firm. It tells you what the document says, how each clause is drafted and what to look at, and it leaves the decision on what to accept to you and your lawyer.

Q: How does goHeather help with a portfolio of land and easement agreements?

Upload the agreements for a project and ask the same question across all of them, such as which ones allow assignment to a lender or when each option period ends. Answers come back quoted from each agreement, so your land team can check the source in seconds.

Q: Is our project and pricing data kept confidential?

Yes. Contracts are encrypted, your documents and data are never sold, and we do not use your data to train our models. goHeather runs on 25+ enterprise-grade security controls, and you can read more on our security page.

Draft EPC, O&M and equipment supply agreements from your own templates, and review the offtaker's PPA or the operator's MSA in minutes. Then send redlines in Word and collect signatures without leaving goHeather.

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EPC Agreement: Red Mesa Solar Project64 pages · reviewed 3 minutes ago12.2If Substantial Completion is not achieved by the Guaranteed Completion Date, Contractor shall pay Owner delay liquidated damages of $25,000 per day, without limit as to amount.8.4Contractor shall bear all costs arising from any change in the price of modules, inverters or steel after the Effective Date.15.1Contractor warrants that the Facility shall achieve the Guaranteed Capacity set out in Exhibit F for a period of twenty-four (24) months following Final Completion.19.3Force Majeure shall not include delays in delivery of Major Equipment or delays by the Transmission Provider.

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18 findings·5 high risk

#01Delay liquidated damages have no cap

delay liquidated damages of $25,000 per day, without limit as to amountnot to exceed in aggregate fifteen percent (15%) of the Contract PriceAs drafted, delay damages run at a daily rate with no ceiling. Shown against a version capped at a share of the contract price for comparison.

#02Equipment price risk sits with the contractorEdited

#03Transmission delays left out of force majeureEdited

#04Capacity guarantee runs 24 monthsEdited

#05No overall cap on contractor liabilityAdded

#06Change order pricing method not set outAdded

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The bottleneck

Project contracts that hold up financial close

The EPC draft is 60 pages plus exhibits, the module supplier sent back its own terms, and the lender wants the PPA and the land file checked before closing. One contracts manager is carrying all of it.

Without goHeather

EPC and O&M drafts rebuilt from the last project by hand
Supplier terms read late, after the purchase order has gone out
Outside counsel billed to read routine field service MSAs
Dozens of land agreements checked one at a time for the same terms
Redline rounds tracked across email threads and file names

With goHeather

A first draft from your own EPC or O&M template in minutes
Supplier and offtaker paper reviewed the day it arrives
Incoming terms checked against your own project positions
One question asked across a whole portfolio of land agreements
Counsel brought in on the terms that actually need them

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Drafting

Draft an EPC or O&M agreement from your own form

Start from the EPC, O&M or equipment supply form your team already uses, or from a lawyer-made template. Answer a few questions about the project and goHeather returns a complete first draft with the site, the price and the dates filled in. Need a clause your form lacks? Ask for it and it is added to the draft.

Your own templates, or 10,500+ lawyer-made ones
Project details filled in from a few questions
Export to Word with track changes

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O&M Agreement variables4 of 6 filled

OwnerWho owns the facility?Sagebrush Wind LLC

FacilityWhich project does this cover?Sagebrush Wind, 120 MW, Wyoming

Annual feeWhat is the fixed annual fee?$1,850,000

Start dateWhen do services begin?Mar 1, 2026

Availability targetWhat availability does the operator commit to?

Initial termHow long does the agreement run?

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Contract review

Review supplier and offtaker paper before it slows the project

Upload the module supply agreement, the utility's PPA or the operator's master service agreement. goHeather reads it end to end, ranks what it finds and quotes each clause, so the project team knows where the risk sits before the next negotiation call.

Liquidated damages, caps and performance guarantees
Warranties, delivery dates and title transfer
Force majeure, change orders and termination

See how review works

HighModule warranty starts on deliveryclause 10.1The product warranty period shall commence on the date of delivery of the Modules to the Sitethe Commercial Operation Date of the Facility, and in no event later than eighteen (18) months after deliveryAs drafted, the warranty clock starts when modules reach the site, which can be many months before the project runs. Shown against a version tied to the operation date for comparison.Apply to documentDismiss

Playbooks

An energy playbook for the terms you negotiate on every project

Delay damages, performance guarantees and supplier warranties come up on almost every deal. Write your positions once (the cap you accept, the guarantee period you give, the warranty you expect) and goHeather checks each incoming contract against them.

Positions written in plain English
A compliant or non-compliant verdict on every rule
The clause it was checked against, quoted in full

#04Delay liquidated damages are cappedNon-Compliant

This contract sets delay damages at a daily rate and places no ceiling on the total amount.If Substantial Completion is not achieved by the Guaranteed Completion Date, Contractor shall pay Owner delay liquidated damages of $25,000 per day, without limit as to amount.

Ask anything

Ask a PPA or land agreement a plain question

When the development lead needs an answer before a lender call, type the question as you would ask a colleague. goHeather answers from the agreement and shows the clause the answer came from.

Answers quoted from your own agreement
The clause it relied on, shown alongside
Works across the PPA, the interconnection agreement and the land file together

Can the offtaker terminate if we miss the commercial operation date?

goHeatherYes, but only after a cure period. If commercial operation has not occurred within 180 days after the Guaranteed COD, the buyer may terminate on 30 days' written notice and draw on the development security.Power Purchase AgreementClause 6.4: Failure to achieve COD

Contract types

From EPC contracts to easements

The agreements an energy developer, utility, EPC contractor or oilfield services company drafts and signs over the life of a project.

Build
EPC and equipment supply agreements
Draft an EPC contract from your own form, or review the contractor's or supplier's paper. goHeather reads the main agreement with its scope, schedule and guarantee exhibits, so a delivery date or test standard buried in an exhibit is read next to the clause it affects.
Revenue
PPAs and interconnection agreements
Read the offtake and grid terms side by side: delivery points, curtailment, security, milestone dates and termination rights.
Operate
O&M agreements and oilfield MSAs
Draft an O&M agreement from your template, or check a field services MSA on indemnities, insurance and pricing against your positions.
Land
Land and easement agreements
Ask the same question across every lease and easement on a project, and see the answer quoted from each one.

How it works

From first draft to signed project contract

No implementation project and no training period. Start a draft or upload a contract, and the first version is usually ready before your next project meeting.

Draft or upload
Your form or theirs
Draft an EPC, O&M or supply agreement from your own template, or upload the other side's contract and exhibits as PDF or Word.
Review
Ranked findings in minutes
Each finding is quoted from the contract, checked against your playbook and summarized in plain English.
Negotiate
Return your markup
Accept the suggested wording or write your own, export to Word with track changes, and compare each version the other side sends back.
Sign and store
Executed and on file
Send the final version for e-signature, and the executed copy is stored securely in goHeather with the rest of the project file.

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Enterprise-grade security controls

Your project contracts, kept confidential

EPC pricing, PPA rates and landowner terms are some of the most sensitive numbers a project has. goHeather protects every contract you upload with enterprise-grade controls, end-to-end encryption and trusted AI providers.

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What it covers

What goHeather drafts and checks in an energy contract

The clauses it covers first in EPC, PPA, interconnection, supply, O&M, oilfield MSA and land agreements

An energy project runs on a stack of contracts that depend on each other. The EPC completion date has to line up with the PPA milestone, the supplier's delivery dates feed the construction schedule, and the land agreements sit under all of it. goHeather covers the clauses below when it drafts from your own templates. When it reviews the other side's paper, it reads the main agreement with its exhibits and quotes each clause with a plain-English summary of how it is drafted. What to do about any of them is a decision for you and your lawyer.

Liquidated damages, caps and indemnities

Delay liquidated damages. The daily or weekly rate, when it starts to run, and whether the total is capped.
Performance liquidated damages. How a shortfall against guaranteed capacity or output is priced, and how it relates to the delay damages.
The liability cap. What it is tied to (the contract price, a fixed sum or the fees paid), and which obligations sit outside it.
Indemnities. In an EPC contract or an oilfield MSA, how each indemnity is drafted, whether it is mutual, and how it lines up with the insurance clause.

Schedule, performance guarantees and warranties

Completion milestones. How mechanical, substantial and final completion are defined, and what testing each one depends on.
Performance guarantees. What is guaranteed (capacity, availability or output), for how long, and how it is measured.
Equipment warranties. In a supply agreement for modules, turbines, inverters or trackers, when the warranty starts, how long it runs, and what the remedy is.
Delivery and title. The delivery point, when title and risk pass, and what happens if equipment arrives late.

PPAs, interconnection and land terms

Offtake terms. The contract price, any escalator, the delivery point and how curtailment is treated.
Credit support. The development and operating security each party posts, and when it can be drawn.
Interconnection milestones. The dates in the interconnection agreement, the cost responsibility for network upgrades, and how they line up with the PPA.
Land and easement terms. Option periods, rent, access rights, and whether each agreement can be assigned to a lender or a buyer of the project.

Change orders, force majeure and termination

Change orders. Who can request one, how the price and schedule are adjusted, and what happens while a change is in dispute.
Price and supply risk. Whether commodity, tariff or equipment price changes are passed through or absorbed.
Force majeure. What the definition includes and excludes, and how notice and relief are drafted.
Termination. Which party can terminate, on what grounds, and what is paid on exit.

How goHeather fits your contract process

Project teams sign contracts on a schedule set by construction, financing and the grid, and the contracts manager is often the bottleneck. With goHeather, drafts start from your own forms, supplier and offtaker paper gets a first read with each clause above quoted and summarized, markups go back in Word with track changes, and executed copies are signed and stored in one place. Your procurement team can check equipment terms before a purchase order goes out, and in-house counsel can spend their time on the terms that need a closer look. If you also build outside the energy sector, see how goHeather works for construction and manufacturing companies.

goHeather is a contracts AI, not a law firm. It tells you what your contract says and what to look at. It does not tell you what to accept. See how the review works on our AI contract review page, how drafting works on the AI contract generator page, or book a demo with one of your own project contracts.

Starting one from scratch? See our subcontractor agreement, supply agreement and master service agreement templates, or browse every type on the contract templates page.

Which energy and infrastructure contracts can goHeather draft and review?

Can goHeather read an EPC contract together with its exhibits?

Can we check contracts against our own positions on liquidated damages and caps?

Does goHeather tell us whether a clause will hold up or what a regulator expects?

How does goHeather help with a portfolio of land and easement agreements?

Is our project and pricing data kept confidential?

Trusted by 20,000+ SMBs and small law firms

Draft your next project contract, or review theirs

Start free by drafting from your own EPC or O&M template, or upload a PPA or supplier contract for review. Or book a demo and we will go through a draft and a review with you.