For project owners
Raise capital without giving away your project
Publish a structured brief that shows investors why your project is credible — while financial detail, site data and your identity stay behind an approval only you can give.
Listing a project is free. WattFund reviews every brief before it is published.
What a raise looks like
- Typical scale
- 500 kW – 250 MW
- Capital sought
- Shown as a band, not an exact figure
- Public detail
- Teaser only
- Private detail
- Released per request
The process
From account to funded conversation
Five steps, each of which leaves you in control of the next.
01
Create your account
Register as a Project Owner and tell us who is raising and on whose behalf.
02
Build the project brief
Technology, location, stage, scale and what you are seeking. Unknowns stay marked as to be established.
03
Set what is public
You decide the teaser. Financial detail, exact site data and identity stay private until you release them.
04
Review and publish
WattFund reviews the brief for completeness and presentation before it appears in the marketplace.
05
Handle interest
Approve information requests one by one and open a Deal Room only for counterparties you choose.
Control
Disclosure is a decision, not a default
Every piece of sensitive information on WattFund is released by the project owner, to a named counterparty, for a stated reason.
You choose the teaser
Public visitors see technology, location, stage, scale, high-level capital sought and a short summary. Nothing more.
Detail is released, never leaked
Financial models, revenue assumptions, grid correspondence and site addresses sit behind an approval you control.
Identity stays yours
You can raise without naming your organisation publicly, and reveal it when a conversation is worth having.
Requests are itemised
Each investor request names what it wants. You approve, decline or ask a question — every time.
Deal Rooms are invitation only
Diligence happens in a room you open, with a participant list you approve and a record of what was shared.
Nothing is estimated for you
WattFund never invents a figure. If a value has not been established, the brief says so plainly.
What you can raise
Structures and stages the marketplace supports
WattFund is built for the way energy projects are actually funded — at any point from early development to operational refinance.
Capital and structures
- Equity
- Debt
- Mezzanine
- Development capital
- Construction funding
- Refinance
- Full or partial sale
- Joint venture
- Co-development
Project stages
- Early development
- Planning submitted
- Planning consented
- Grid offer accepted
- Ready to build
- In construction
- Operational
Beyond capital
Capital is rarely the only gap
Project owners can also reach reviewed service providers for the delivery capability a raise depends on.
Technical and commercial support
Reach EPC, grid, planning, legal and technical advisory firms through the same platform.
One record per project
Documents, requests and Deal Room activity stay attached to the project, not scattered across inboxes.
Investor-ready presentation
Your brief renders in the same structure every investor already reads, which shortens first questions.
Next step
List your project and stay in control
Create a Project Owner account, build your brief and decide exactly what the market sees.
Demo release: opportunities shown on WattFund today are illustrative examples.