Contracted Revenue
Longer-term commercial arrangements can provide a defined revenue component for some projects.
Energy Services AgreementsHost energy servicesCapacity payments
WHY BATTERY STORAGE?
Infrastructure Built for a Changing Electricity System.
Battery storage performs a practical role in the electricity market: storing energy when it is available and releasing it when it is more valuable or required by the grid. That can create several potential revenue sources within one infrastructure asset.
Market Revenue
Projects may also participate in electricity and grid-service markets, introducing different return drivers to traditional listed assets.
Energy arbitrageFCASWholesale marketVPP services
DIFFERENT ASSETS. DIFFERENT DRIVERS.
Where Battery Infrastructure Fits in a Portfolio.
Battery infrastructure should not be viewed as a replacement for traditional assets. Its potential role is as project-based real-asset exposure with a different mix of underlying economic drivers.
| Asset class | Primary return driver | Liquidity | Key risks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Listed Equities | Company earnings and market valuations | High | Market, company and valuation risk |
| Bonds | Interest rates and credit | Generally high | Rates, inflation and credit risk |
| Property | Rental income and asset values | Low–medium | Rates, occupancy and valuation risk |
| Private Credit | Borrower interest payments | Low | Credit, default and liquidity risk |
| Private Equity | Business growth and exit valuation | Low | Business, valuation and exit risk |
| BESS Infrastructure | Energy contracts, electricity-market revenue and asset operation | Low | Project, market, counterparty, technical, regulatory and liquidity risk |
The comparison is descriptive only. Battery infrastructure is not necessarily lower risk or independent of broader market conditions, and individual project outcomes depend on the specific project, structure and revenue arrangements.
HOW A BATTERY CAN EARN
One Asset. Multiple Potential Revenue Sources.
The revenue mix differs from project to project. RegenX presents the underlying assumptions so investors can understand what is expected to drive project cash flow.
01 / CONTRACTED
Energy Services
Commercial agreements can provide a contracted revenue base for some projects.
02 / MARKET
Energy Arbitrage
Store electricity when prices are lower and discharge when market conditions are more favourable.
03 / GRID
FCAS & Grid Services
Eligible projects may earn revenue by providing services that support electricity-system stability.
04 / AGGREGATION
VPP & Capacity
Some projects may participate in aggregated energy services or capacity-related arrangements.
THE INVESTMENT CASE
See More Than the Headline Return.
RegenX brings the project, economics, structure and risk information together so investors can assess the opportunity before committing capital.
IMPORTANT INVESTMENT INFORMATION
Understand the Risk Before the Return.
Battery infrastructure investments involve risk. Investors may lose some or all of their invested capital. Investments may be illiquid and may need to be held for the full project term.
Project revenues and investment outcomes may differ from forecasts. Returns are not guaranteed. Risks can include project development and operating risk, battery degradation, counterparty risk, electricity-market exposure, regulatory change and liquidity risk.
Investment opportunities available through RegenX are intended only for investors who satisfy the applicable wholesale or sophisticated investor requirements. Investors should review the relevant investment documentation and obtain independent advice where appropriate.
FOR ELIGIBLE PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS
Explore Battery Infrastructure Opportunities.
Review project-specific opportunities through RegenX and understand the asset, economics, structure and risks before you invest.