Enter your ticket size and your time horizon. The calculator filters five live deals — battery storage in Romania, industrial property in Austria, solar trading SPV — and shows which fit your shape and what they return. Numbers come from real deals currently being structured.
The calculator does not produce a quote. It shows a conservative base case for each instrument across the horizon you pick, using the actual yield rate, period structure, and exit assumption negotiated for the underlying deal.
Yield rate is the gross annualised return before personal or corporate tax. For battery storage and the solar SPV the yield is paid in cash distributions. For real estate the yield is the cap rate (rental income net of operating expenses, divided by purchase price).
Total at horizon is the sum of cash collected plus the assumed exit value of the asset at the end of the horizon. For stationary BESS, the operator may exercise a buyback at month 36 returning roughly 1.4 times capital — the calculator does not assume the buyback is exercised, it shows the more conservative hold case.
Step constraints matter. Each deal has a minimum entry and an increment above it (a single mobile BESS trailer is €80K, a stationary BESS slot is €150K, etc.). When your ticket lands between increments, the calculator snaps up to the nearest valid amount and tells you.
Numbers and active deal list are kept current. Last refreshed: recently.
Romanian battery energy storage deals currently yield 15-20% gross per year for private investors. Mobile BESS trailers start at €80,000 with 15% annual yield paid quarterly. Stationary BESS containers start at €500,000 with up to 20% annual yield. The Romanian power market has high price spreads driven by renewable intermittency, so storage operators capture €120-180 per kW installed per year.
The lowest entry across the five live deals is €80,000 for a single mobile BESS trailer unit in Romania. Solar panel trading SPV requires €121,000. Stationary BESS starts at €500,000. Industrial property in Austria is a €2.8M whole-deal position. The clean-energy industrial park in Romania is a €12.5M share-deal.
Numbers are conservative base cases derived from real deals currently being structured or held. They are not quotes and not investment advice. Yields are gross, before personal or corporate tax. Effective tax depends on jurisdiction and structure. Final terms differ per investor and per deal.
A stationary battery energy storage system (BESS) container is a utility-scale battery permanently installed at a substation. The investor owns the container on a 10-year offtake contract with a grid operator and collects quarterly distributions. The operator holds an optional call option to buy the container back at month 36 for 1.4 times the original capital. They may exercise it. They may not. Either way the cash flows during the lease are real and the asset remains on the investor's balance sheet.
If your budget falls between deal increments, the calculator snaps to the nearest valid amount. If nothing on the active list fits — too small for the institutional deals, or too big for the entry instruments — the calculator's no-match link routes to a 30-minute strategy session where new deals get sourced for specific allocator constraints.