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Prototype demonstration

Assess a mine site in four steps.

Mine-to-Value takes site evidence through to energy, restoration and livelihood options. Nalaikh, Mongolia is the worked example.

  1. 01Explore site
  2. 02Assess evidence
  3. 03Explore value
  4. 04Development & livelihoods

Illustrative post-mining landscape. Not a verified Nalaikh site layout or project boundary.

Ulaanbaatar · Mongolia

Registered 2026

Solar power for
Mongolian industry.

We supply solar equipment, install systems from 5 to 100 kW, and advise on renewable energy and green finance for businesses across Mongolia.

State Closed mine
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01 — Closed

A mine at the end of its life.

Cleared ground, graded benches, roads already cut and a grid connection on site.

02 — Built

Solar installed on the same ground.

The roads and the grid connection are already there, so the site costs less to build on than open land.

03 — Restored

Ground cover returns around the array.

Vegetation grows back in the space between the rows while the array keeps generating.

Mine-to-solar · climate venture

What we are building next.

Two branches, both in development and neither trading yet. This is the long-term goal that the three services above pay for.

01

Global

Mine-to-Value platform

Software for mining companies deciding what to do with a site at the end of its life. It takes mine site data and produces closure plans, renewable energy feasibility analysis, carbon credit revenue projections, regulatory compliance dashboards and investor-grade financial models.

In development

02

Mongolia

Post-mining renewable infrastructure

Utility-scale solar with battery storage on depleted mining sites, from 10 to 50 MW, financed with blended development finance capital.

In development

Mine land solar

Closed mines make good solar sites.

A closed mine has cleared ground, access roads and a grid connection already on site. That makes it cheaper and faster to build on than open land.

We assess closed and depleted mine sites in Mongolia for solar and storage, and we are building software that takes site data and produces closure and reuse options.

Our founders contributed to a feasibility study for a 50 MW solar and storage project at Nalaikh, Mongolia’s largest closed mine site. Urimor Terra does not own or operate that project.

Read our approach

Why work with us

Three reasons.

01

We are here

Site visits, customs clearance and after-sales are handled from Ulaanbaatar, not from another country.

02

You deal with the founders

Both founders work on the company full time. The people who quote the job are the people who run it.

03

We know the funding route

We have worked on green finance applications in Mongolia and know what funders ask for before they lend.

Track record

How we got here.

  1. 2023

    First multilateral appointments

    • Both founders join UNYAP Mongolia, the UN Youth Advisory Panel.
    • Naranzaya is selected as a UNFCCC COP28 youth negotiator through the Climate Youth Negotiator Programme.
    • Anu attends the Student Energy Summit in the UAE.
  2. 2024

    Published research and policy roles

    • Both contribute to a Columbia SIPA report on advancing Mongolia’s transition to renewable energy.
    • Anu is selected as an East Asian YPAT member.
    • Naranzaya is selected as a Global YPAT member.
  3. 2025

    International platforms

    • Pitched at Civil Society Week in Bangkok.
    • Finalists in Hack the Future: Young Leaders for Asia.
    • Naranzaya joins the UNICEF Generation Unlimited Global Leadership Council.
  4. 2026

    Company founded and trading

    • Urimor Terra Development LLC is registered in Mongolia and both founders move to it full time.
    • Completed the AI Ventures Accelerator, run by Technovation with Generation Unlimited.
    • Contributed to the Nalaikh 50 MW solar-plus-storage feasibility study.
    • Attended UNCCD COP17 in Ulaanbaatar.
    • Business development visit to Shanghai to establish module supply.

Our team

Who runs Urimor Terra.

Anu Ganbold

Anu Ganbold

Chief Executive Officer, Co-founder

Sales and supply

Anu runs sales, sourcing and customer relationships. She spent two years in business development in Mongolia's mining sector and three years importing drilling equipment across the China–Mongolia border. She attended the Tsinghua Youth Dialogue 2026 and the Student Energy Summit in the UAE.

Naranzaya Batsaikhan

Naranzaya Batsaikhan

Chief Technology Officer, Co-founder

Technology and partnerships

Naranzaya runs our software work and our institutional contacts. She is Head of IT at Khurungiin Unelgeenii Tuv, sits on the UNICEF Generation Unlimited Global Leadership Council, and was a UNFCCC COP28 youth negotiator. She is finishing a BSc in Software Development at the National University of Mongolia.

Zico Chan

Zico Chan

Head of Sustainability

University of Cambridge

Enkhzaya Ganzorig

Enkhzaya Ganzorig

Head of Human-Centered Solutions

University College London

Alex Lew

Alex Lew

Head of Partnerships

McCain Institute

Mohamedin Hussein

Mohamedin Hussein

Head of Business Development

University of Science and Technology Beijing