Solutions

Chile contract take-home, Mexico CFE bills, Argentina tender, or sizing, diligence, and a lender pack.

Pick the engine, then the workflow

Market engines encode the rules that actually apply. Workflows are the job: size a hybrid, underwrite a seller model, or build a lender pack. Terms are defined once, then used.

Market engines

Workflows

Sizing

Hybrid PV + BESS

Size solar and a battery together so unused midday energy can move into the evening. Then lock one case a lender can finance, not the highest return.

Key Capabilities

  • Solar MW, battery MWh, and duration from 2 to 8 hours
  • Unused midday energy moved into evening hours
  • Contract coverage versus merchant risk
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Sizing

Standalone Battery Storage

A battery on its own, merchant or contracted, on the engines that are live: Chile, Mexico, and Argentina.

Key Capabilities

  • Hourly prices in Chile or Mexico
  • Wear counted in the dispatch
  • Capacity payments where the market pays them
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Investment

Battery Storage Due Diligence

Rebuild the seller file, stress a dry year, and test coverage on one case. Diligence starts from the model you were handed.

Key Capabilities

  • Seller model reconstruction
  • Downside and severe cases
  • Wear and warranty review
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Project finance

Project Finance Analysis

Cash after tax and the coverage ratio a bank uses to size the loan, on one case. Chile and Mexico rules, not a US tax default.

Key Capabilities

  • Cash after local tax and operating cost
  • Coverage on a median year and a dry year
  • Revenue-quality cuts by type
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Revenue

Merchant Battery Revenue Modeling

What the plant earns each hour in Chile or Mexico. Wholesale market money and on-site CFE bill savings stay in separate packs.

Key Capabilities

  • Hourly contract or merchant dispatch
  • Wear counted as a cost
  • Energy, capacity, and shortfall costs
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Revenue

Battery Arbitrage Analysis

Buy the cheap hours and sell the expensive ones at a Chile or Mexico node, including congestion.

Key Capabilities

  • Intraday cheap-to-peak spread
  • Duration from 2 to 8 hours
  • Dispatch limited by state of charge
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Revenue

Ancillary Services Optimization

Chile capacity payments and Mexico peak hours. Not a US market catalog pasted onto Chile or Mexico.

Key Capabilities

  • Chile capacity payments
  • Mexico peak-hour capacity
  • Trade-off versus energy revenue
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Siting

Grid Congestion Analysis

Why two nodes print different prices, and what that does to take-home before you lock the connection.

Key Capabilities

  • Chile node price gap
  • Mexico node price gap
  • Curtailment in a median year and a dry year
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Siting

Project Site Selection

Rank Chile and Mexico nodes by revenue, grid access, and development risk. A fatal-flaw screen, not a land search.

Key Capabilities

  • Chile node catalog
  • Mexico node catalog
  • Congestion and toll context
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