This service offers a detailed analysis of the economic potential of wind farms, surpassing traditional approaches focused on production probabilities such as P50 or P90.

Instead of traditionally analyzing a wind farm's potential for optimization, financing, or insurance, why not also consider, particularly if the farm does not benefit from a guaranteed purchase rate, its pure economic value? Over the years and through multiple due diligences, we have observed that while the production potential study is essential, it provides only partial information about the economic value of a farm. Some farms produce during off-peak hours and others operate at full capacity during peak hours, sometimes making spot market sales more advantageous than the initial purchase rate.

Our precise analysis of prices and economic values captured by wind farms allows us to provide a solid basis for anticipating future revenues and associated risks. Furthermore, it is also a necessary step in a hedging and balancing strategy on a portfolio of productive assets, in order to analyze "economic" intermittency and properly size the flexibility needs on a given market.

Key Features

• Analysis of productive and economic potential based on wind data and historical production.
• Statistical and historical assessment of annual and monthly revenues captured on spot markets.
• Strategic analysis of the captured value of the wind farm, comparing it to national averaged for offshore and onshore wind.