Aurora Energy Research has rolled out Lumus, a tool for appreciating contract values that helps participants in the energy market to assess long -term risks in Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) in important parts of Europe.
Aurora Energy Research has launched a new PPA valuation platform that is aimed at helping investors, developers, utilities and company buyers who navigate to volatile European energy markets.
It said in a press release that its new Lumus tool is now available in Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland and some “Nordic price zones”. It enables users to assess the long -term value and the risk in sustainable energy contracts by modeling market scenarios and weather effects.
Aurora Energy Research claimed that the software is based on price methods that are already used in transactions on more than 15 markets. Lumus, developed by the company’s advisory work, offers a detailed breakdown of price components and supports contract structuring from origin to financial closure.
Valuation is based on the long -term market forecasts of Aurora Energy Research, which underlie tens of billions of dollars in global energy financing. The platform integrates regional insights of its 400 analysts and includes input from a customer network of more than 950 companies, according to the statement.
Aurora Energy Research said that it is planning to expand Lumus to more European markets in the next phase of his rollout. So far, this year it has published an e-Fuels study aimed at Sweden, Spain and Germany, as well as a benchmark for battery storage that analyzes market dynamics in Germany. And in April, Bloomberg Reported that CGE Partners is considering a sale of the British Power Analytics firm until GBP 1 billion ($ 1.4 billion).
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