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The real options, side by side
Three or four choices your team would actually make, each carrying its gain and every give-up it costs. There is a gain on both sides of the call, which is what makes it a call.
For energy asset decisions
Design risk out.
Procure with precision.
Protect what you built.
GRID runs the decision process behind the calls that move an energy asset's value: the position designed with your team, taken to tender, and held for the asset's whole life. See what every choice costs — in euros, in months, in bidders — before you commit.
PV
BESS
Hybrid
Wind · coming soon
A worked asset inside the platform, on sample data. Create an account and it opens.
Three calls before the RFQ goes out
Illustrative
Answer each one
The consequence
On these three answers
you carry
transferred
Stays with you
Sits with a counterparty
Where the line sits
You take the decisions. GRID prices them before you take them.
What changes is that its price is on the table while it is still a decision, and on the record long after it was taken.
You decide
How the asset earns, what it costs to build and to run, what protects it, and where the risk sits.
GRID prices
What each of those decisions costs — and what it would cost to decide the other way.
GRID keeps
Every offer, contract and operating year measured against the position you declared, with the reasoning, in a Vault that is yours.
Your position is the sum of your decisions.
Every one of them priced.
Every call your team settles lands between earning sooner and lasting longer, and between carrying the risk and paying somebody to take it. Each arrives with its price attached, and together they are your position.
A position you can steer.
Once it is declared, the asset is read against it, and when it moves away from where you put it you see that while it is still a decision.
When the market it was underwritten against moves, it is the whole position that comes up for review, rather than one number inside it.
What that gets you
- One position the whole team reads. Engineering, finance and legal work against one declared position at FID, so everything after it lands faster.
- Every bid read as the position it would put you in. Each bid bakes in its own assumptions about what you carry, so you see which way a supplier steers you, and by how much, before you award.
- Twenty years measured against it. Drift shows up on the same four figures, years before it turns into a bill.
The Lifecycle Posture Map
Read it at
Illustrative
A declared decision
Moved since it was declared
How far it pulls one way · how far it spreads
Across: whether value comes sooner or the asset stays capable longer. Up: how much of the risk sits with somebody else.
Capex
€49.2M
Risk you kept
Cost over the life
Augmentation
Where the position comes from
A position gets taken whether your team decides it or not.
Wherever your team leaves one open, it is answered by a party whose interests differ from yours. A blank is an answer with an owner.
Before FID
The position gets set informally, then locked in by the RFQ
Whatever the team leaves open, the RFQ freezes on its way out of the door.
At tender
The lowest quote is a counter-proposal on what you carry
It arrives as a lower number rather than as a labelled risk.
Once running
A contract that says the right thing is one step short of protection that holds
A warranty becomes claimable once a commissioning baseline exists to measure it against.
Each one reaches you in the open instead, with its price attached. You take it deliberately, and the position stays yours.
See what an offer does to your position
Every bid read as the position it would put you in.
