TENSOR ASSET MANAGEMENT · PLANT BUYOUT
Sell your solar plant at a strong price.
From free assessment to payment, smoothly.
Low-voltage, FIT/non-FIT, operating or hard-to-sell plants are all welcome. Kyushu-based, nationwide. Start with a free remote assessment.
PRIORITY DISPATCH RULE CHANGE
The curtailment order changes, as early as FY2026.
FIT plants in the Kyushu area face a sharp projected rise in output curtailment, and the more curtailment, the lower your power revenue. Ahead of the rule change, now is the time to consider a sale.
WHY NOW
Why consider selling now.
Rule changes and shifting market conditions could cut plant profitability sharply from here. To catch the moment when a plant still sells well, start by understanding where yours stands today.
Does any of this sound familiar?
Uneasy about rule changes
Under the revised priority dispatch rules, FIT solar moves up the curtailment order. Kyushu FIT solar is projected to go from roughly 6% curtailment today to around 33%, which could take about 30% off power revenue. (Our estimate, from published Kyushu Electric and METI material.)
Worried curtailment keeps climbing
Strong sunshine and heavy renewable build-out mean Kyushu curtails earlier and harder than anywhere else in Japan. FY2024 saw 128 curtailment days, and curtailment has become a fixture of the Kyushu grid. More generation is being thrown away unsold every year.
Maintenance and ageing equipment
Panel output falls by at least 0.5% a year, roughly 4.9% over a decade. Add deferred maintenance and ageing components and efficiency drops further while failure risk rises, accelerating the decline in revenue.
Ready to realise the cash
A plant that has paid back its initial investment can sell well, given the right timing. Moving ahead of the rule change means transacting before listings flood the market, avoiding the price drop that follows.
PRIORITY DISPATCH
FIT and FIP split in the curtailment order.
After the change, FIT generation is curtailed before FIP within solar and wind. The longer a plant stays on FIT, the more sales opportunity it loses.
- Thermal, biomass and similar
- Solar and wind(FIT and FIP)
- Nuclear, hydro and similar
- Thermal, biomass and similar
- Solar and wind(FIT)
- Solar and wind(FIP)
- Nuclear, hydro and similar
Curtailed from the top down.
4 STEPS
From inquiry to payment, in four steps.
Inquiry
Send us your plant details with the form below. We'll respond as soon as the same day.
Remote assessment
Without a site visit, we give you an indicative buyout price from documents and remote data. Free of charge.
Site survey
For a formal quote, we check the equipment and conditions on site.
Contract & payment
Happy with the terms? We sign, and pay promptly after the contract.
TENSOR KEEPS OPERATING WITH ENERGY AI AFTER PURCHASEWHY TENSOR ENERGY
A Kyushu partner with a track record.
- A local Kyushu company
- Selected for J-Startup Kyushu and Fukuoka Growth Next.
- Deep experience and expertise
- Years of work across solar generation and battery storage.
- A transaction base you can rely on
- We work with well-capitalised partner companies.
FREE ASSESSMENT
Request a free assessment
Fill in what you know. That's fine. Even without documents on hand, send it over and we'll take it from there.
FAQ
Selling a solar power plant: common questions
Can I sell a low-voltage solar plant?
Yes. We buy low-voltage plants, FIT and non-FIT projects, operating plants, and plants that are usually considered hard to sell.
Does the assessment cost anything?
The remote assessment is free. Without visiting the site, we give you an estimated purchase price from your documents and remote data. Before a formal quote, we check the equipment on site.
How does the sale work?
Four steps: inquiry, remote assessment, site survey, then contract and payment. Once you are happy with the terms we sign, and we pay promptly after the contract.
Can I request an assessment without all the documents?
Yes. Fill in what you know. Even without documents to hand, start by sending the location and panel capacity.
Why consider selling a solar plant now?
Under the priority dispatch rule change, FIT plants will be curtailed before FIP plants, as early as FY2026. For FIT solar in Kyushu, curtailment is projected to rise from about 6% to about 33%, which could cut power revenue by about 30% (our estimate).
Do you buy plants outside Kyushu?
Yes. We are based in Fukuoka and buy solar plants across Japan.
What happens to the plant after the sale?
Tensor Energy keeps operating the plant with energy AI.
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