Platform

Project finance without the spreadsheet sprawl

Real workbooks with live formulas. Import existing Excel models and keep them editable, versioned, and connected to project data.

A project's model suite with key figures per model: valuation, PPA pricing and LCOE, operating budget, tax credit monetization, debt sizing, construction draws, and sponsor returns

Sensitivity runs on the live model

The model detects its own inputs. Pick a metric and a range, and the tornado ranks which assumptions actually move IRR, with any bar expanding into a full sweep.

A sensitivity run on a project model: detected inputs by category, a tornado chart of IRR impact at plus or minus twenty percent, and a full sweep of IRR against hurdle rate
8,760
hourly production and revenue intervals feeding each model
35 yr
operating life modeled with full depreciation and tax schedules
2-way
Excel round-trip: import with formulas intact, export clean

Built for how energy deals actually close

Revenue grounded in market data

Live ISO pricing, wholesale basis, and PPA and LCOE analysis inform the revenue side of every model.

Counterparty model review

Upload a counterparty's model and Basepoint reads it, extracts the assumptions, and builds a reference case beside it.

Grounded automation

AI agents can draft and review models, and every generated figure carries provenance back to its source.

Frequently asked questions

Can I keep using my existing Excel models?

Yes. Excel files open in Basepoint as living workbooks with formulas intact. You can edit them in the browser and export back to Excel at any time.

Is the modeling a black box?

No. Every model is a real spreadsheet with visible formulas. AI can draft and review models, but the output is always an editable workbook you can audit cell by cell.

What financing structures does Basepoint cover?

The model suite covers development budgets, construction draws, debt sizing, tax credit monetization, PPA pricing, LCOE, operating budgets, and valuation with sensitivity analysis.

Do circular references survive the import?

Yes. Construction interest and debt sizing circularity resolve through a deterministic iterative solver, so a model that converges in Excel converges here to the same values.

Where do merchant revenue assumptions come from?

Live wholesale pricing and basis by hub and zone feed the revenue side, so the merchant case starts from current market data instead of a curve someone hardcoded last quarter.

Can Basepoint read a counterparty's model?

Yes. It pulls the assumptions out of a model you receive and builds a reference case beside it, which turns reviewing someone else's spreadsheet into a comparison instead of an excavation.

Open your model in Basepoint

Bring an Excel model to the demo. It opens as a living workbook with formulas intact, usually in under a minute.