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Turn qualifying generation into a commercial opportunity.
SOLAMG helps generators assess routes to market, identify suitable demand and structure the commercial pathway around real output, grid and agreement requirements.
A route to market starts with the generator facts.
Not every project is immediately suitable for a wheeling or energy-trading arrangement. We first establish the quality, availability and commercial characteristics of the generation opportunity.
Project profile
Technology, installed and export capacity, location, development status, operating history and intended commissioning date.
Output profile
Interval data, seasonality, expected yield, curtailment exposure, auxiliary consumption and surplus availability.
Grid position
Connection point, network operator, approved capacity, metering configuration and applicable grid agreements.
Commercial term
Target price, preferred contract period, escalation approach, minimum volumes and risk allocation.
Readiness
Licences, authorisations, land and environmental position, project finance status and documentation quality.
Market fit
The extent to which output can align with a buyer’s consumption, commercial objectives and procurement horizon.
From generation data to a structured opportunity.
- Provide the core project, grid and generation information
- Assess eligibility and identify material gaps
- Build a credible commercial generator profile
- Test potential demand matches and contract parameters
- Coordinate the pathway toward agreements and implementation
Documents that help us assess the opportunity.
Early submissions do not need to be perfect, but better information leads to a faster and more reliable assessment.
Authorisations
Licence or exemption position, grid approvals and relevant project permissions.
Energy data
Generation forecasts, interval data, yield studies and recent production history.
Single-line & meter
Connection details, metering arrangements and available technical diagrams.
Commercial brief
Desired term, pricing expectations, available volumes and timing requirements.
Before you submit.
Can SOLAMG find a buyer for any solar installation?
No. Suitability depends on exportable volume, grid connection, data quality, commercial expectations, buyer demand and regulatory requirements.
Do I need an operating plant?
Not necessarily. Development-stage projects may be assessed, although the required evidence and risk profile differ from an operating asset.
Does wheeling mean electricity physically travels only to one buyer?
No. The grid carries electricity according to network physics; commercial and metering arrangements allocate the generator’s output to the matched buyer.