
Germany · Renewables & environment startup
Think RE is a Leipzig, Germany-based company specializing in Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) advisory and renewable energy matchmaking.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
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Think RE is a Leipzig, Germany-based company specializing in Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) advisory and renewable energy matchmaking.
It operates the RE Wave platform, which connects renewable energy buyers and sellers. The company aims to assist organizations in decarbonizing, reducing scope emissions, and enhancing their climate strategies through direct renewable power procurement. The core service of Think RE involves structuring and negotiating direct PPAs between renewable energy asset owners and corporate or institutional buyers. The RE Wave platform facilitates renewable power tenders, data exchange between parties, and the selection of green procurement options. It also provides access to de-risking instruments, such as energy yield insurance, through partnerships. Additionally, Think RE publishes energy market whitepapers and feasibility studies, including procurement research for buyers in the Czech Republic. Its target users include corporates, institutional end-consumers, renewable energy sellers, developers, and independent power producers seeking long-term renewable PPAs.
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