Leveltten says that his new Asset Marketplace Listings platform will streamline buying and selling assets for renewable energy. The platform includes projects of all sizes throughout Europe, including storage.
Leveltten Energy, a Seattle-based trading company for renewable energy that is active in North America and Europe, has launched listings from Asset Marketplace, a platform designed to accelerate bilateral agreements for sustainable energy.
The company said that the platform is a centralized, anonymous service that connects buyers and sellers. Buyers get direct access to a standardized database with available assets for renewable energy, while sellers can use the platform to measure market interest rate and connect to active buyers, without the pressure of defined deadlines.
Leveltten added that list of assets marketplace simplifies the project evaluation with advanced search and filter functions, so that users can quickly find projects that meet specific criteria.
The offers are available for the Network of Levents, which includes developers, independent electricity producers, infrastructure funds and investors. Projects remain anonymous until a seller decides to start negotiations, which makes confidential market assessment and flexible decision -making, according to the company.
The company told PV -Magazine That the software “can support every project, regardless of the development status.” It also supports every project, regardless of technology. The company said that it mainly seeing battery energy storage system (BESS) and solar projects, together with Hybrid BESS-PLUS-PV projects and some wind projects.
The company said it is active in all European markets, but noted that it is most active in Italy, Germany and Eastern Europe – in particular Romania and Bulgaria. It added that sellers should subscribe to mention a project. Subscriptions enable customers to sell projects on the platform and access other services, including Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), market reports and market pulse.
The company said that buyers can participate in both assets and assets manager for free. The transaction costs of levels are always paid by the sellers.
To the demand for size restrictions, the company said that there are none, but claimed that the platform makes it easy to handle a 1 MW or 1 GW portfolio project.
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