Liquicity
For project developers

Make offtake progress visible.

A systematic route from buyer outreach to a portfolio that financing parties can examine.

When a single long-term deal does not materialise.

A project may have interested buyers and still lack the commitments needed for FID. Individual buyers need different volumes, start dates and contract lengths, leaving gaps in the project’s future sales. The challenge is turning those separate commitments into a credible picture of what is covered—and what remains open.

Liquicity brings those conversations into one portfolio view and identifies which commitments need to be secured, strengthened or replaced.

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Our work with a project

Qualify supply. Develop demand. Test the gaps.

Project qualification

Review maturity, pathway to certification, expected production and key conditions that buyers will need to underwrite.

Buyer origination

Map suitable demand and capture the volume, location, price framework and tenor each buyer can consider.

Commitment progression

Move from indicative interest toward conditional and firm arrangements, with credit and contractual conditions visible.

Financier feedback

Compare the emerging portfolio with financing requirements and prioritise the commercial gaps that matter most.

Portfolio structuring can improve revenue visibility. A financing decision also depends on project fundamentals, contract terms, credit quality and independent lender assessment.

See how the pieces fit together.

The interactive portfolio example shows why volume, tenor and firmness need separate treatment.