RevenueIQ — economic screening

Indicative CAPEX, revenue, payback, IRR, NPV, and LCOE from your LayoutIQ capacity and YieldIQ energy — not a financial model for bankability.

Inputs (automatic)

RevenueIQ pulls from the same project workflow:

Outputs

Expected case vs bands

Low/high bands stack CAPEX, tariff, and yield uncertainty at each extreme — useful for risk framing. The expected case uses midpoints of those same bands (central yield, no ±7% energy band) so you have one quotable number for early conversations. Bands are unchanged; the expected case is additive.

Simple payback methodology

Payback divides effective CAPEX by year-1 profit (revenue minus annual OPEX), not gross revenue. O&M, land lease, insurance, and grid fees must be covered before capital is recovered. Best-case payback pairs lowest CAPEX with highest profit; worst-case pairs highest CAPEX with lowest profit — if profit is zero or negative under worst-case assumptions, payback shows as does not pay back.

Overrides

Advanced users can override tariff (local currency/MWh), CAPEX (€/kWp), WACC, and US ITC rate for sensitivity checks — overrides are clearly labelled in the report.

Not investment advice. Tariffs, PPAs, and CAPEX use benchmark bands — actual auction wins, offtaker credit, and EPC tender results will differ. Use RevenueIQ to shortlist sites, not to close financing.

Workflow position

Step 6 in the seven-step app workflow: after YieldIQ, before the unified PVMath report PDF and project ZIP (which include a RevenueIQ section when run).

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