One asset, end-to-end.
Follow a single Italian battery through the whole platform — the grid node it scores against, its fair value to four stakeholders, and its regulatory disclosures, at both asset and portfolio level. The asset is invented; the methodology is the real one.
We score the substation, not just the site.
Value flows through the connection point. The SSI Index scores the grid node — CP Salento — for systemic stress across seven axes. Salento BESS lowers that stress: the node is less congested, more resilient, and better able to deliver value after the battery is in place.
What the asset can flow — priced four ways.
A €32M battery, valued to IFRS 13 / ASC 820 / IPEV Level-3. The private return is real — but most of the 30-year value the node unlocks accrues to the grid and the community. That split is the point: the substation is where societal value is created, and we price it.
Every figure, mapped to the regulation.
The same asset, disclosed against the frameworks an LP and an auditor will ask for — computed from curated public data, each number traceable to its source.
Activity 4.10 — aligned
Electricity storage. Substantial contribution to climate mitigation; DNSH 6/6 pass.
Scope 3 lifecycle
Embodied carbon per EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542 (LFP factor), across the 30-year life.
Principal adverse impacts
Asset-level PAI indicators disclosed for the fund's Article 8 reporting.
Risk & liquidity framing
Asset feeds the fund-level risk-management and liquidity stress framework.
Salento Fund I — six batteries, three zones.
The same cascade rolls up: six BESS, ~300 MW / 1.2 GWh across SUD, CSUD and NORD. Diversification across nodes lifts the portfolio's grid and community value above the sum of the parts.