Pexapark on an expansion course

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22.03.2019
renewable energy

Pexapark offers renewable energy investors an all-in-one solution for their energy risk management and sales. After its last financing round, the company recently expanded to the UK, grew the energy advisory team and successfully tested its SaaS risk monitoring software.

While investments into renewable assets increase, market risks protections through various support schemes gradually diminishes. Today renewables are traded in the open market and have become investments that are significantly more complex, technical and volatile. Here Pexapark comes in. With its platform, Pexapark has a comprehensive offering for financial institutions, independent power producers and renewable project developers. It includes Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) advisory, revenue/risk monitoring, education and research.

Pexapark accompanies renewable asset owners through the entire PPA process, providing risk analytics, valuation, deal structuring, term negotiations, execution so that they can take control of the risks posed by the post-tariff renewable energy markets. The company already advised customers such as Credit Suisse or Encavis, one of the largest European solar PV portfolio owners, on PPA transactions.

The start-up already educated more than 100 energy professionals from companies like Vestas, Allianz and E.ON. The extended product team is in the process of delivering the first digital products - bringing the well-received PPA academy online via a “Masterclass” solution.

The company is also working on other new products. The proprietary SaaS monitoring tool has successfully completed the first three months of closed beta and first clients are being on-boarded to the platform.

At the same time advisory coverage is extended across Europe and new offices are planned to be opened in the next 18 to 24 months. The team is planned to grow to 30 professionals.

(SK)

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