A decision-layer product for energy storage economics
Strategic Revenue Optimisation (SRO) determines the maximum economically achievable revenue of an energy storage asset under real market conditions.
It answers a fundamental question:
Is this storage asset economically worth building — and at what scale?
What Strategic Revenue Optimisation Does
- Quantifies revenue opportunity across electricity markets
- Incorporates regulation, volatility, and asset constraints
- Produces bankable, auditable revenue envelopes
- Operates above dispatch and trading systems
SRO is computed periodically (per year or per regulatory regime).
Who Strategic Revenue Optimisation Is For
Banks & Lenders
– Independent revenue validation
– Credit risk and DSCR support
Developers & Investors
– Feasibility and sizing decisions
– Market entry strategy
Institutions & Regulators
– Market design and incentive assessment
Why It Matters
Storage value is driven by market structure, not by static assumptions.
Strategic Revenue Optimisation reveals:
- Where value originates
- How stable it is
- How sensitive it is to design and regulation
What It Is Not
- Not a dispatch engine
- Not a trading bot
- Not a forecast model
Strategic Revenue Optimisation is a decision instrument, not an execution tool.
From Strategy to Execution
Outputs from SRO can feed:
- Investment decisions
- Financing processes
- Operational optimisation tools
SRO itself remains strategy-focused.