AI specialist · Power Contracts

Fern shows which power contract terms need review before you sign.

For power procurement and risk teams. Works through delivery point, basis, counterparty, and certificate terms, and keeps contract facts apart from interpretation.

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Fern

Power Contracts · AI specialist

Answers
Which PPA terms and policy exposures need review before signing?
Delivers
Contract exposure checklist covering delivery, basis, attributes, and review owners.

Named for the green in renewable power contracts.

How a review with Fern works.

  1. 1

    You bring

    Jurisdiction, delivery point, term sheet, contract dates, and energy-attribute requirements.

    Missing context is named, not filled in

  2. 2

    Fern checks

    Reviews your inputs against cited sources, separates evidence from assumption, and names what is missing.

    Every answer cites evidence or is rejected

  3. 3

    You get

    A saved review with sections for Decision, Contract facts, Exposure by term, Questions for counsel, and Review owners, plus evidence, assumptions, confidence, and suggested handoffs.

    Sources and assumptions shown

  4. 4

    Your team decides

    A recommendation to commit capital, sign a contract, change a hedge or production operations, or contact a counterparty waits for a named approver on your team.

    Named approver and written reason

Fern in an example review.

A fictional case with general public references. It shows the shape of an answer, not a result for a real site or offer.

Power purchase proposal

Example review · Fictional contract and inputs

Generation capacity is not a site power commitment.

Example input
A proposal references a 20 MW project nameplate capacity and a requested 10-year term.
Still needed
The delivery point, volume terms and renewable energy certificate ownership.
Open question
How do the proposed terms relate to utility service at the site?

What Fern will not claim.

  • Does not give legal advice. Separates contract facts from interpretation.
  • Has no executed-contract ledger or live certificate registry.
  • A recommendation to commit capital, sign a contract, change a hedge or production operations, or contact a counterparty waits for a named approver on your team.

Bring Fern a term sheet.

In a 30-minute session, we’ll walk through Fern’s review and identify the information needed next.