LevelTen launches new platform to buy, sell renewable assets

LevelTen launches new platform to buy, sell renewable assets LevelTen says its new Asset Marketplace Listings platform will streamline the buying and selling of renewable energy assets. The platform covers projects of all sizes across Europe, including storage. February 26, 2025 Pilar Sánchez Molina Finance Markets Utility Scale PV Utility Scale Storage Europe Image: LevelTen Energy Share LevelTen Energy, a Seattle-based renewable energy trading firm operating in North America and Europe, has launched Asset Marketplace Listings, a platform designed to accelerate bilateral agreements for renewable energy assets. The company said the platform is a centralized, anonymous service that connects buyers and sellers. Buyers gain instant access to a standardized database of available renewable energy assets, while sellers can use the platform to gauge market interest and connect with active buyers, without the pressure of predefined deadlines. LevelTen added that Asset Marketplace Listings simplifies project evaluation with advanced search and filtering functions, allowing users to quickly find projects that meet specific criteria. The listings are available to LevelTen’s network, which includes developers, independent power producers, infrastructure funds, and investors. Projects remain anonymous until a seller decides to begin negotiations, enabling confidential market assessment and flexible decision-making, according to the company. The company told pv magazine that the software “can support any project, regardless of the state of development.” It also supports any project, regardless of technology. The company said it is mainly seeing battery energy storage system (BESS) and solar projects, along with hybrid BESS-plus-PV projects and some wind projects. The company said it operates in all European markets, but noted that it is most active in Italy, Germany, and Eastern Europe – particularly Romania and Bulgaria. It added that sellers must subscribe to list a project. Subions allow customers to sell projects on the platform and access other services, including power purchase agreements (PPAs), market reports, and MarketPulse. The company said buyers can participate in both Asset Listings and Asset Auctions free of charge. LevelTen’s transaction fees are always paid by the sellers. When asked about size restrictions, the company said there are none, but claimed that the platform makes it equally easy to transact a 1 MW project or a 1 GW portfolio. This content is protected by copyright and may not be reused. If you want to cooperate with us and would like to reuse some of our content, please contact: editors@pv-magazine.com. Bosch unveils residential heat pumps based on inverter ducted split tech 25 February 2025 The new product series uses R-454B as the refrigerant and is available in four versions.This content was collected from the Internet. If you want to it, please contact grace solar management.