
Publication number: ELQ-24339-1
View all versions & Certificate

Wind Ultimate Model + Portfolio Manager — From Single Project to Full Pipeline in One Purchase
The Wind Ultimate Model and Portfolio Manager bundled together
Further information
This bundle enables developers, advisors and investors to evaluate individual onshore wind projects across 8 international markets and aggregate their results into a consolidated portfolio view without building either tool from scratch. The Wind Ultimate Model produces Project IRR, Equity IRR, NPV, DSCR and a full 20-year cash flow with turbine degradation, scenario comparison and optional BESS, across four configurable revenue streams with country-specific benchmark allocations. The Portfolio Manager aggregates those outputs — alongside projects of any other technology — into a CapEx-weighted portfolio IRR, total NPV, LCOE per project, DSCR traffic light and a technology breakdown across up to 50 active projects.
This bundle is best suited to professionals who are evaluating individual onshore wind deals and simultaneously managing or reporting on a broader renewable energy pipeline. It works particularly well when the portfolio includes projects at different stages — some still in feasibility, others already financed — and a consolidated view is needed that reflects the most current assumptions from each project model. It is also well suited to advisory contexts where both project-level deliverables and portfolio-level presentations are required for the same engagement, and to markets where CfD or FiT schemes are active alongside merchant and PPA revenues.
This bundle is not designed for portfolios consisting exclusively of non-wind technologies — in that case the standalone Portfolio Manager is the more appropriate purchase. The Wind model covers onshore wind only and is not suited to offshore wind projects, which have materially different CAPEX structures, financing terms and regulatory frameworks. Neither tool replaces full project finance models for final investment decisions. Both tools require individual project data as inputs and should be supplemented with site-specific wind resource assessment, grid connection costs, permitting timeline and professional legal, financial and technical advice before any transaction.
