Flowyn
The operating system for renewable-energy assets.
The problem it was built against
A solar farm is financed on a spreadsheet, built on a drawing, run on a SCADA feed, and sold on a data room. Four records of one asset — and none of them agree.
A renewable project changes hands between disciplines at every stage — development, financing, construction, operations, trading, eventual exit — and the record restarts each time. Flowyn holds one record across the whole life of the asset.
Five agents work that record: a CFO agent on the model and the covenants, an Operations agent on availability and faults, an Asset agent on the physical plant, a Trading agent on offtake and price, and an ESG agent on certificates and evidence. The financial model is built to lender standard, because the lender is the party that decides whether the project happens.
Grounded in operation: Flowyn is built against a 237 MWp reference portfolio inside the group — its models, covenants and certificate flows are shaped by real assets, not hypotheticals.
Flowyn was not modelled from an industry report. Its covenants, its fault taxonomy and its certificate flows are shaped against a real 237 MWp portfolio inside the group — assets with real lenders, real availability figures and real offtake.
What it does
- 01One asset record — development through operations to exit, no handover resets
- 02Five agents: CFO, Operations, Asset, Trading, ESG
- 03Lender-grade financial model, versioned against actuals
- 04Meter-level evidence feeding certificate issuance on the EDMA rail
Before, and after
The left column is how an asset is run when each stage keeps its own record.
A lender does not fund a plant. A lender funds a document about a plant — and that document is where projects die.
Development to exit, one record
Every stage inherits what the last one knew, instead of rebuilding it from a data room.
What works the record
Each agent owns a discipline and writes to the same asset record — so the model, the meter and the certificate cannot drift apart.
What buyers ask
When this is the wrong tool
Qualifying out early is cheaper for both sides than discovering it in month three.
You own one small asset with a full-service O&M contract and no debt. The record-keeping problem this solves barely exists at that size.
You need a SCADA replacement or a monitoring platform. Flowyn sits above them.
You want carbon credits without measurement. Certificate issuance here is gated on attested meter evidence, deliberately.
Where it sits
- CLASS
- Software
- PROPERTY
- flowyn.app
- PROOF
- 237 MWp reference
The needs it answers
The same work from the buyer's side — the situation, the cost of the status quo, and the engagement path.
See it running.
Depth beyond this page lives on flowyn.app, maintained by the team that builds it.