Oxaide
Global investor-grade battery diligence

BESS technical due diligence for buyers who need the real asset story

Oxaide helps investors, lenders, and asset teams test whether reported battery health matches commercially usable reality, so pricing and downside assumptions are set from evidence, not vendor optimism.

What serious buyers need answered

How much usable capacity is actually there, what degradation is underway, and whether those findings change revenue assumptions, downside cases, or reserve planning.

Where standard diligence breaks

Warranty packs, BMS screenshots, and availability summaries do not automatically reveal physical condition. They describe the reporting layer, not always the cell reality underneath it.

Why this is high-stakes capital work

BESS deals look excellent on paper until hidden degradation, thermal risk, or operating constraints start eroding IRR. The bigger the deal, the more expensive weak diligence becomes.

What a stronger diligence pass actually includes

The goal is not another glossy diligence memo. It is an evidence set that can survive IC scrutiny, financing questions, warranty debate, and post-close operating reality.

Raw or near-raw BMS telemetry rather than summary screenshots alone
Cross-check of reported SoH against physically credible usable capacity
Review of dominant degradation mode, including plating and impedance rise
Rack-level or cluster-level divergence analysis where asset scale justifies it
Operating history review across dispatch windows, curtailment, and cycling stress
Clear written output for IC papers, SPA terms, lender review, or post-close operating plans

Commercial truth before commitment

The point is not to slow the transaction. It is to stop capital from underwriting a battery story the physics cannot support.

Good diligence does not kill good assets. It helps serious buyers move faster with better pricing discipline, stronger protections, and a cleaner post-close operating plan.

Mandate routing

Route the review to the right decision room.

If price, reserves, or SPA protections are on the line, treat it as diligence work and keep the proof easy to inspect.

Operating posture

Scope first

Defined review scope

Boundary, telemetry window, and mandate question are pinned down before conclusions move.

Encrypted handling

Protected review workflow

Review traffic and operating data are handled with encrypted transfer and controlled access.

Customer boundary

Customer-controlled deployment

Managed, private, and isolated deployment paths are available when the environment requires them.

Direct accountability

Principal sign-off

Technical accountability stays close to the method rather than disappearing into a generic workflow.