ENERGEIA Investments

Simulate Low-Carbon Investments – From Market impacts to Profitability

Built on its robust electricity market simulation engine, ENERGEIA Investments analyzes both the social and private impacts of low-carbon investments—including renewable energy plants, storage systems, hydrogen electrolyzers, data centers, and electric vehicles (EVs).

ENERGEIA Investments is designed for decision-makers. Whether you are a policymaker evaluating the market-wide effects of clean energy deployment, or an investor assessing the financial viability of new assets, ENERGEIA provides the simulation backbone to support informed, data-driven decisions.

Design Smart Policy

What if you could test policies before launching them?

ENERGEIA investments enables decision-makers to assess:

  • The impact of renewable energy investments on market prices and emissions
  • The lifetime hydrogen output of an electrolyzer and its associated renewable energy consumption
  • The potential arbitrage profits that storage assets can capture
  • Whether data centers will influence market prices and how much water they will consume
  • The carbon footprint of electricity consumed by electric vehicles (EVs)

Plan Profitable Investments

What if you could test the profitability of low-carbon investments with a forward-looking perspective?

ENERGEIA investments enables decision-makers to assess:

  • The expected internal rate of return (IRR) and payback periods under different scenarios
  • Full financial statements for the project, including income statements, cash flows, and balance sheets
  • The economic value of hybridizing assets — such as renewables, electrolyzers, and storage systems
  • Sensitivity to technological, financial, and regulatory factors

Key questions ENERGEIA can answer

Renewables

  • How does market cannibalization affect the profitability of solar and wind investments?
  • How would increased interconnection capacity impact renewable energies?
  • Can energy storage reduce renewable energy curtailment?

Green Hydrogen

  • What is the break-even electricity price for electrolysis to become cost-effective?
  • Does hybridizing renewable energy projects—and potentially adding storage—improve profitability?
  • What is the value of connecting an electrolyzer to the grid versus operating in island mode?

Energy Storage

  • What is the economic value of batteries with different durations?
  • How much arbitrage revenue can storage assets capture?
  • Are support mechanisms needed to make storage investments financially viable?
  • To what extent does additional storage capacity cannibalize its own revenues?

Data Centers

  • What impact will data centers have on electricity market prices?
  • Is it profitable to hybridize data centers with renewable generation and storage?
  • How much electricity will a typical data center consume?
  • What are the CO₂ emissions implications of large-scale data center deployment?

Electric Vehicles

  • How much electricity will electric vehicles consume on average?
  • What will be their impact on carbon emissions?
  • What is the economic value of incentivizing daytime versus nighttime charging?

Investment Output

Regulator’s View

  • Simulate the market-wide impacts of low-carbon investments
  • Compute economically relevant metrics, such as: prices captured by renewable plants, arbitrage profits of storage assets, etc.
  • Calculate the avoided emissions resulting from low-carbon investments

Investor’s View

  • Compute key financial metrics relevant for investors, including: LCOE, LCOH, IRR, etc.
  • Generate full financial statements for each project: Balance sheet, Income statement, Cash flow statement
  • Perform comprehensive sensitivity analyses to assess robustness under different scenarios