What is a peaking plant worth — when every lever moves?
Basalt Power Station — a fictional 120 MW peaker on the Redwing gas field — modelled month by month for 25 years, with full tax, royalty, depreciation-pool and gas-deliverability logic. Push the levers. The engine answers.
The same engine we build for clients
Under this demo is a 300-month project-finance engine — full tax, royalty, depreciation-pool and gas-deliverability logic — reconciled line by line to a hand-built Excel oracle. Month-0 and total-NPV checkpoints are pinned in the test suite; if the model drifts, the build fails.
Every figure on every screen comes from the engine. Nothing is hard-coded, because you will drill in — and any number that doesn't reconcile isn't worth showing you.
Basalt and Redwing are fictional; every input is a placeholder curve marked with its owner and version. That's deliberate — it means nothing here is confidential, and everything is replaceable.
Your engagement starts with your real cost stack — same engine, your data.