Lenders fund on a one-time IE snapshot, then go blind. Governments deploy billions in battery subsidies with no way to verify performance. BatteryPassport closes the gap.
A certification report your lender can hold in their hands. Not a dashboard. Not a data feed. A third-party certification with the specificity to change financing terms.
You know the post-close blind spot exists. You compensate with conservative assumptions across every deal parameter. BatteryPassport replaces that uncertainty with continuous, third-party verified data.
BatteryPassport reports are delivered monthly, quarterly, and annually - matching your existing covenant compliance cadence. Degradation curves, capacity verification, revenue verification by stream, remaining economic life estimates.
Financing impact estimates above are modeled from a 50 MW / 200 MWh worked example (50 bps base case). Actual improvement depends on deal structure, lender, and market. Solar monitoring precedent: 40-60 bps improvement as third-party data became standard (2015-2018). Full sensitivity analysis in our published methodology.
Talk to Us About Covenant IntegrationBillions in BESS subsidies deployed globally with performance clawback provisions but no independent verification mechanism to enforce them. BatteryPassport is the accountability layer these programs need.
A government mandate is structural demand - it eliminates the adverse selection problem where only good operators volunteer for verification. When the program requires it, every subsidized asset gets certified. BatteryPassport is designed for this.
See Government Program Details Discuss Program IntegrationPerformance uncertainty is one component of BESS financing friction - but not the only one.
The developer pays. The lender requires it.
Same dynamic as credit ratings - the issuer pays Moody's because investors require it. Published methodology. No proprietary black boxes.
Conflict of interest disclosure: The issuer-pays model creates the same structural conflict as credit rating agencies. Mitigations: published methodology (proprietary methodology = zero institutional trust), lender as decision-maker (the developer can't choose a more favorable certifier if the lender specifies SynthGrid), and long-term transition to lender-pays once track record is established.