Asset owners & IPPs
Earn more from the same park, without new hardware.
+14.0% asset revenue, proven on real Dutch market data: by pricing the worst hour, not the average one. Every fifteen minutes.
In merchant power markets, a renewable asset promises energy a day ahead and settles the difference every fifteen minutes at the imbalance price. Forecasts miss; the imbalance bill lands anyway.
Most optimizers plan for the average forecast, so the worst hours are exactly where they lose the most.
Not a forecast wrapper, not a rules screen: a portfolio optimizer that treats risk as a first-class input.
CVaR dispatch caps every promise at what the asset can deliver even in the worst 10% of forecast scenarios. The plan survives bad days by construction, not by luck.
A closed loop reconciles every decision against reality nightly (what was planned, what happened, what it earned) so the engine's judgement compounds with every asset-day.
Earn more from the same park, without new hardware.
Cut imbalance exposure across the book, asset by asset.
Dispatch the battery where it actually pays: price, imbalance risk and degradation in one objective.
A live dashboard runs the full loop on real Dutch market data today: plans, actuals, reconciliation. No hardware, no integration project: the engine needs your schedules and meters, not your control room.
Footage from the live product. Market prices and imbalance data are real (ENTSO-E, TenneT); dispatch results shown are shadow-mode with simulated telemetry, labelled as such in-product.
Germany's EEG era is giving way to merchant exposure: new solar earns no support during negative-price hours, so dispatch quality now lands straight on the P&L.
Germany holds Europe's largest utility-scale battery pipeline, and batteries are where dispatch value and tail risk concentrate.
Negative-price hours and intraday spreads keep setting records. Every trend widens exactly the gap our tail-risk engine is built to close.
Powerlys began with that premise. One founder, real TenneT market data, and an engine built to be judged by a single honest number: improving asset revenue by +14.0% where it counts, in euros per megawatt, on a virtual four-asset Dutch portfolio running from Brabant solar to Friesland wind.
Then, before hiring a single person, the founder did something companies usually do decades too late: he wrote a constitution. Nine articles binding the company for life, and binding him first. Merit measured in data. Every employee a shareholder. Dignity entrenched beyond even the founder's reach.
It is public, timestamped, and offered as an open example to any company that wants to copy it. We are building a hundred-year company for the energy transition, one honest number at a time.
And one thank-you belongs in this story: to Can, the friend who pointed the way at the very beginning. Some companies start with capital. This one started with good counsel.
Shadow-mode first: the engine plans alongside your current setup and shows the delta before anything touches dispatch.