Storinum GRID · 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 asset's value: the position designed with your team, taken to tender, and held for the asset's whole life — every trade-off priced in euros before you commit.
The Lifecycle Posture Map · Aarhus BESS
Where the asset stands: how it earns against how it's protected. Every big call moves this dot.
Capex
€9.0M
what you paid
Uncovered exposure
€218k
of €240k gross · €22k recoverable
Lifetime cost drift
+€451k
+3.86% against plan
Augmentation
year 8.9
planned for 10.0
Every big call is value versus risk.
GRID puts the price on it before you commit.
Value is what the asset earns against what it costs to build, run and replace. Risk is what you carry against what you transfer. GRID prices all of it before you commit.
Move the risk. See the price. Live with both.
Three calls before the RFQ goes out — and the same three you'll be answering for in year three, when what you signed gets tested against what actually happened.
Aarhus BESS · pre-signature SIM
The package as it stands, before anything is negotiated
Your calls, at the RFQ
The SOH performance guarantee
The delay LD cap
The availability guarantee
Where the risk sits DRV
you carry
transferred
Dead protection
Capex band impact
on capex — not netted against the euros. Two currencies. You weigh them.
Where every figure comes from
SOH guarantee gap
€95,000
SIMDelay LD shortfall
€40,000
SIMLD cap
10% of contract
SIMAvailability shortfall
€25,000
SIMPrequalification lapse
€13,817
SIMCarried, opening
DRVThe package as it stands — not a worst case built to sell you something. Only the inputs are simulated; on your asset each carries the page it came from.
The decisions you make here.
The calls that return, again and again across twenty years — the same questions, answered with better data each time. Every one of them prepared, priced, and on record.
If a call moves the asset's money, life, or risk, it runs through GRID.
Posture
6 of 8
material risks priced to the owner
A multi-site storage tender, 400 MW. Nobody decided that — nobody read the package as one thing.
Multi-site tender, anonymised SIM
Selection
€95,000
of protection you cannot claim
The guarantee is in the terms. The curve behind it was never filled in. It reads as covered.
Aarhus BESS
SIM
Trade-off
+3…7%
the price of moving risk off your books
Every protection you transfer prices into the bid. The saving is immediate; the exposure is yours for the asset's life.
Multi-site tender, anonymised SIM
Enforcement
§12 vs §2.6
sixty pages apart, one wins
The strongest warranty in the catalogue, outranked by a precedence clause in the same package. What you can claim in year three is set by what you sign now.
Multi-site tender, anonymised
SIM
Timing
13 months
augmentation pulled forward
Cycling harder steepens degradation: year 10.0 becomes 8.9. Bringing that capex forward costs €66,546 in timing alone — before the warranty headroom and opex it also burns.
Aarhus BESS
SIM
Illustrative throughout, tagged SIM as the platform tags it. On your asset these come from your documents, and each carries the page it came from.
How it works: one position, run for the asset's whole life.
Design the position
In the Strategic Posture Planner, your team settles the three things that decide the return: how it earns, what it costs — to build and to keep running for twenty years — and what protects it. Every position visible, every tension priced, the agreement dated. The RFQ generates from it.
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Take it to tender
In Procurement, every offer is priced to a comparable lifetime cost — each gap under a headline price flagged and costed. Where the signed contract lands off the design, you chose that gap knowingly, with the number in hand.
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Protect the position
In Resolve, what actually happened is read against what you decided — so drift reaches you while you can still act on it, with the cause named and each option priced. You pick the move; it leaves as work with an owner and a date. For the first time the asset's strategy is something you steer, rather than something you reconstruct afterwards.
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Change one thing.
See everything it touches.
A decision never lands alone. Pick one — GRID lays out what shifts across contracts, physics and financing, and the moves to make before it costs you. It holds no opinion on which you take. What it shows you is which of your choices is load-bearing.
What changes
What you must change
The spine: one record per asset, for life.
Underneath the modules sits one record per asset. Each module writes into it and reads back from it — every stage adds, none retypes, and every figure keeps its source. It's why a stance declared in planning can end, years later, as a claim with a window and a price.
The engines run on this base DRV
How the record works underneath
Three shapes of every entry are kept side by side. What you asked for freezes when your RFQ goes out — the reference everything after is measured against. What was promised is born at the signed contract, recorded next to the requirement it answers. What was measured is baselined at takeover and tested for the rest of the asset's life, with the accountable party attached. The story a lender or a board wants lives in the gaps between the three.
Every figure carries its source — from a proposal, calculated from your inputs, a stated assumption — and the unknown is shown as unknown. Modules add to an entry; none retypes it. Nothing is recorded as chosen until you choose it.
One entry, traveling the whole record: the availability stance declared in the planner becomes a clause in your RFQ, a commitment in the winning bid, a term in the signed contract, a measured baseline at takeover — and in year three, a claim with a window and a price. Illustrative.
Built for you, whichever seat you hold.
The capital decisions are yours
Decisions that hold up.
The outcome lands on your desk — in front of the investment committee, the lender, the board. Every call gets the preparation the original deal got: the position quantified before commitment, the reasoning on record whenever anyone asks, for as long as they ask.
The workload is yours
Committee day, without the night before.
Documents read, positions computed, the report assembled before you sit down. What stays with you is the part that should: the review, the judgment, the call itself.
Positions
on the table before the freezeAgreements
dated, named, on recordNothing leaves
without your reviewStart where you are.
Planner before FID. Procurement for a live RFQ. Resolve for assets already running. Bring a live project — typically one working session, focused on your stage.