BESS-Market
The ecosystem

Give to get.

BESS-Market is neither a directory nor a lead broker. It is a loop: every participant contributes one thing they already have — and receives something they cannot get alone.

The loop

  1. 01

    Tools

    Developers and utilities calculate, check deadlines and plan — free of charge.

  2. 02

    Project intent

    Concrete projects emerge: size, region, timeline, needs.

  3. 03

    Partners

    Manufacturers, EPCs, optimisers and capital providers want to reach these projects.

  4. 04

    Data

    In return they contribute anonymised market data — the tools get more accurate.

More accurate tools attract more projects. More projects make the platform more valuable for partners. The flywheel turns faster every month.

What everyone gets

Municipal utilities & suppliers

Gets: Neutral economics, grid operator deadlines, comparable quotes — without a vendor lens.

Contributes: Project plans and experience from their own grid area.

Start calculating →

Project developers

Gets: Points checks for allocation procedures, project valuation, access to capital and buyers.

Contributes: Structured project data, when they choose to.

Check procedures →

Manufacturers, integrators & EPC

Gets: Early view of concrete projects and pre-structured requests instead of cold outreach.

Contributes: Anonymised quote prices for the CAPEX benchmark.

List as a provider →

Optimisers & traders

Gets: Batteries before the offtake is tendered.

Contributes: Revenue and contract ranges — the first to contribute is named as the source.

Become a data partner →

Investors & banks

Gets: Qualified projects in the right phase and ticket size.

Contributes: Mandates and financing ranges.

Submit a mandate →

Assessors, advisors & insurers

Gets: Visibility exactly when projects need expertise.

Contributes: Typical defects, requirements and criteria — as check content, with attribution.

Become an expert partner →

Who contributes what — and what it becomes

Partner contributesbecomes on the platformimprovespublic
EPC / OEM: quote prices, anonymisedCAPEX benchmark by size and durationROI calculator, configuratoryes, aggregated
Optimisers: realised revenue per segmentRevenue benchmark from real instead of simulated dataRevenue assumptions, sensitivityyes, aggregated
Optimisers: contract rangesContract benchmark (tolling, floor, revenue share)Developers’ negotiating positionyes, as a range
Certifiers / engineering: typical defectsGrid connection and maturity checks with real pitfallsProject maturity before applyingyes
Banks / funds: DSCR, tenor, minimum sizesFinanceability checkRealistic cost of capitalyes, as a range
Insurers / brokers: requirements and exclusionsInsurability check (incl. VdS 3829)Bankabilityyes
Operators: anonymised operating dataPeer comparison per asset typeeverythingno, peer comparison only

Our rules

Trust is the actual product. That is why these rules are public here — not in an internal memo.

  1. 01

    Rankings are not for sale

    No provider appears preferred in the configurator, search or benchmarks because it pays. Paid visibility exists only visibly separated and labelled as such.

  2. 02

    No lead selling

    Your contact details go to third parties only with your explicit consent — case by case, never in bulk. Calculating stays anonymous. If you want offers, you say so yourself.

  3. 03

    Aggregated data only

    What we publish as a benchmark is always aggregated and anonymised, with the method disclosed. At least five contributors per value — otherwise no value.

  4. 04

    No exclusivity for large partners

    No manufacturer or optimiser buys a category. Only exception: whoever contributes data first is named as the sole source for a limited time.

  5. 05

    No trading on our own account

    We do not buy projects, give offtake guarantees or pre-finance anything. We broker — and stay independent.

Become a data or expert partner

No partner conversation with us starts with an invoice. You contribute one kind of data or your expertise — we turn it into a tool or a benchmark and name you as the source.