Revenue Swap Agreements
What is a Revenue Swap Agreement
A revenue swap agreement is a financial contract between Basis Energy and a developer of a battery asset, who agree to swap a fixed periodic amount for the difference between that fixed amount and actual market revenues.
In practice, Basis Energy pays the developer a fixed amount each period regardless of what the market does. If actual NEM revenues come in above the fixed amount, the developer passes the surplus to Basis Energy. If revenues come in below, Basis Energy absorbs the shortfall.
The result is a smoother, more foreseeable revenue profile for your project.
The Financial Impact
ENABLING PROJECT FINANCE
The contracted income from a Revenue Swap Agreement fundamentally changes how lenders assess a battery storage project. Where merchant revenue is volatile and difficult to underwrite, a fixed annual payment provides the revenue certainty banks require to commit long-term capital.
The impact on project financing is significant.
From Agreement to Operation
HOW THE STRUCTURE WORKS
Basis Energy provides long-term Revenue Swap Agreements that convert unpredictable electricity market income into stable, contracted revenue. These agreements are designed specifically for battery storage projects that are technically ready to build but cannot secure financing because their revenue depends on electricity prices that change every five minutes.
The result is simple: a battery project with contracted income that banks can lend against, allowing development pipeline to become built infrastructure.

