We lease your battery storage and operate it under a fixed-term contract. You keep ownership of the asset, transfer the commercial risk to us, and receive a predictable monthly rent — fully independent of ancillary-services price swings.
We structure the cooperation so that it makes economic sense from day one while remaining sustainable over the long term, even as market conditions, the regulatory framework, or the asset owner's priorities change.
Target return based on projected operating economics. Not guaranteed; actual returns will depend on contract structure and asset performance.
Battery leasing is relevant where the owner wants fixed cash flow, transfer of risk to a third party and, optionally, the possibility of refinancing the investment. The specific structure may vary depending on the asset profile, grid connection, strategy, and willingness to bear risk.
We agree on cooperation terms with small companies operating storage assets in the single-digit MW range as well as with large corporations seeking broader diversification through partial leasing.
As large numbers of BESS assets are being built, uncertainty is increasing in the ancillary services market. By working with us, you can achieve a fixed return, which is appreciated by banks and financial groups alike.
We stand behind the principle of guarantees and take on commercial risk. Our contracts include fixed contractual amounts and transfer risks to us.
The process begins with verification of feasibility, continues with drafting the agreement, and ends with live operation under the agreed rules.
We review the battery configuration, grid connection, and operating limits, then propose a rent amount and the corresponding target return profile. The question is whether the lease economics work in reality, not just on paper.
We need the documents that prove the BESS's real capacity and power — technical datasheets, asset labels, the inspection report, the relevant building-authority decision, and any operational records.
We define the commercial perimeter: operating rights, power and capacity, information rights, and the boundaries of liability. Every agreement is drafted specifically for the individual client — a deliberate expression of our personal approach.
We operate the asset under a three-month fixed-term agreement so both sides can verify the cooperation works in practice. Once the trial period concludes, we move into a long-term arrangement on the terms we have agreed.
After the trial we sign a long-term fixed-term agreement or an open-ended agreement and enter stable operation under the agreed contract terms.
We approach every situation individually so that we can stand up in a changing legal, technical, and commercial environment.
We have extensive experience in renewable energy and a team that understands this sector. We combine our legal, economic, and technical expertise to be the best possible partner on the market.
We focus on building a cooperation that is economically rational and legally structured for the benefit of both parties. For that reason, we tailor each cooperation individually to the parameters of the specific asset, the expected return, and the level of risk the parties are willing to bear.
For these reasons, we are able to approach each client individually according to their needs, and cooperation with us is professional and efficient.
Practical questions that come up at the start of any conversation — what the contract regulates, which regulatory approvals are needed, and how termination works.
Each rent agreement is set individually with the client. The starting point is BESS capacity and power, with grid position, contract length, and intended use cases also factored in. We typically target a structure that is more advantageous for the owner than providing balancing services directly — and we are willing to negotiate either a purely fixed rent or a hybrid model with a fixed floor plus a dynamic component.
Each lease agreement is drafted individually to the needs of the specific client. Many provisions are naturally similar across deals, but in material matters — particularly the payment structure and the conditions of use — the contract is always tailored. This individual approach is a deliberate expression of how we work.
Typically: operating rights to the agreed capacity and power, reserved or prohibited uses, access to operational data and documentation, performance standards, allocation of liability, and grounds for termination of the cooperation.
Yes. We only have the right to use the BESS for the duration of the lease agreement.
An energy storage licence is required. If the BESS owner already holds one, no additional engagement with the ERÚ is needed — we trade under their existing licence.
Usually: an initial review of the asset, an exchange of technical and commercial information, a discussion of the intended use cases, and then negotiation of the key contract terms.
We typically start with a fixed-term agreement of three months to verify the cooperation works for both sides. We then move to a long-term fixed-term agreement or an open-ended agreement. The conditions for notice, severance, material breach, conditions subsequent, and other termination grounds are always tailored in the contract.
A serious discussion starts with real parameters: asset type, operating limits, intended use, counterparties, and commercial expectations. If the structure is viable, we will turn it into a concrete proposal.
