REpow’s Digital MRV platform is not deployed as a single monolithic system.
It is implemented through a three-stage architecture, designed to balance speed, cost efficiency, data integrity, and future scalability.
This staged approach allows the platform to be investment-ready from Day One, while progressively unlocking higher-value digital capabilities as the biomass and bioenergy portfolio scales.
Objective:
To establish a reliable, verifiable, and audit-ready digital backbone that captures physical activity across the biomass value chain.
Cloud-based centralized database
Internet connectivity across project locations
Satellite imagery and GIS mapping
Remote sensing data (land use, crop cycles, burning detection)
PC and mobile device interfaces
Geo-referenced mapping of rice fields, sugarcane plantations, and biomass catchment areas
Satellite-based monitoring of land use and open-burning activity
Centralized storage of field, warehouse, compost, and power plant data
Secure data access for operators, auditors, and investors
Creates a single source of truth
Prevents double counting and data fragmentation
Enables immediate ESG, regulatory, and investor reporting
Supports third-party verification under carbon and clean-air frameworks
This stage alone is sufficient to:
Support DFI diligence
Enable carbon standards alignment
Reduce operational and reputational risk
It is low-cost, fast to deploy, and critical for bankability.
USD 150,000 – 300,000
(≈ THB 5 – 10 million)
3 – 6 months
Lowest-risk, highest-priority investment
Sufficient for DFI diligence, T-VER readiness, and initial Verra alignment
Enables project financing without advanced digital dependencies
Objective:
To transform raw data into usable operational intelligence through applications and digital workflows.
Mobile applications (Android / iOS)
Web-based dashboards and reporting tools
Integration with cloud computing services
Digital communication layers, including social and messaging platforms
Mobile apps for farmers, warehouse operators, and field staff
Digital workflows for biomass delivery, weighing, and payment confirmation
Real-time dashboards for inventory, feedstock flow, and project performance
Automated ESG, MRV, and investor reporting outputs
Reduces manual processes and administrative leakage
Improves farmer participation and data accuracy
Enables near-real-time operational visibility
Lowers OPEX and increases execution discipline
At this stage, Digital MRV becomes:
A management tool, not just a reporting system
A platform that scales efficiently across provinces
A demonstrable operational advantage versus analog biomass projects
This stage directly improves margins, governance, and scalability.
USD 300,000 – 600,000
(≈ THB 10 – 20 million)
6 – 12 months
(can run partially in parallel with Stage 1)
Converts MRV from a compliance tool into an operational efficiency platform
Directly reduces OPEX and governance risk
Strong signal of execution maturity to Climate VCs
Objective:
To evolve Digital MRV into a self-optimizing, intelligence-driven system that supports large-scale deployment and sophisticated financing structures.
IoT-enabled smart devices and sensors
Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) / blockchain
Big Data infrastructure
Predictive analytics and AI-driven optimization
IoT sensors for real-time monitoring of biomass quality, moisture, and storage conditions
Smart meters and sensors integrated with power plants and logistics
Blockchain-based audit trails for feedstock origin, transactions, and carbon claims
Predictive analytics for:
Feedstock availability forecasting
Seasonal supply-demand balancing
Plant dispatch optimization
Carbon yield and impact forecasting
Enables near-autonomous system management
Reduces human error and data manipulation risk
Supports advanced carbon finance, results-based finance, and securitization
Enhances portfolio valuation through data-driven performance predictability
This stage unlocks:
Portfolio-level optimization
Yield aggregation and refinancing readiness
High-confidence impact claims for global capital markets
It positions REpow as a digitally enabled climate infrastructure platform, not merely an energy developer.
USD 600,000 – 1,200,000+
(≈ THB 20 – 40+ million)
(scales with number of plants and warehouses)
12 – 24 months
(deployed selectively as portfolio scale justifies)
Optional but high-upside stage
Best suited once multiple provinces / plants are operational
Enhances valuation, predictability, and exit optionality
REpow deliberately avoids over-engineering at early stages. Each Digital MRV stage is designed to:
Deliver standalone value
Be financeable and auditable on its own
Seamlessly integrate into the next stage
This minimizes technology risk while preserving long-term digital upside.
REpow deliberately:
Avoids heavy upfront digital CAPEX
Deploys MRV investment in line with asset deployment
Maintains vendor-agnostic architecture
Preserves optionality for future upgrades
This approach ensures that Digital MRV enhances project returns, rather than diluting them.
REpow’s three-stage Digital MRV framework ensures that:
Stage 1 guarantees transparency and compliance
Stage 2 drives operational efficiency and scalability
Stage 3 enables intelligent, future-ready infrastructure
Digital MRV at REpow is not a speculative technology bet. It is a capital-disciplined, phased infrastructure investment that:
Meets DFI requirements early
Improves margins and governance at scale
Unlocks advanced climate-finance structures over time
This three-stages approach provides confidence today and optionality tomorrow—allowing capital to be deployed into a platform that is robust, verifiable, and digitally extensible as markets, regulations, and technologies evolve.