Who a generator communicates with
A generating company communicates almost entirely with institutions: offtakers negotiating power purchase agreements, regulators, investors and lenders, equipment suppliers, and the communities around its plants. A corporate site describing a commitment to energy serves none of them. The practical costs are a procurement pool that stays narrow, investor questions answered individually by email, and community concerns that become disputes because there was no channel for them.
What we build for a generating company
First, plant and capacity disclosure with availability and generation data published regularly. Second, PPA and offtake enquiry routes aimed at counterparties rather than the public. Third, a supplier tender portal, since a generating plant buys continuously and competition lowers cost. Fourth, environmental and community reporting, which is a permitting requirement and a dispute-prevention measure at the same time. Technical careers pages complete the set: generation plants compete for engineers with every other industrial employer in the region.