Frigg

Core Features

Frigg functions as a shared infrastructure layer for developers, investors, and asset managers, with an emphasis on standardized project assessment and transparent reporting. Its main features include:

• Renewable Energy Project Documentation — Centralizes project data, technical documentation, and financing materials for renewable infrastructure assets.

• Financial Analysis and Benchmarking — Uses “Frigg Intelligence” tools to assess project performance, benchmark risk, and evaluate risk-adjusted returns across renewable energy portfolios.

• Portfolio Management and Reporting — Provides dashboards and reporting tools for asset managers overseeing renewable energy portfolios and climate infrastructure investments.

• Project Financing and Deal Structuring — Supports debt, equity, and hybrid financing workflows for renewable energy projects through integrated deal management tools.

• Investor and Developer Marketplace — Connects renewable energy developers with institutional investors through a digital financing marketplace.

• Tokenized Sustainable Finance Infrastructure — Incorporates digital securities and tokenization mechanisms compliant with Swiss DLT and European MiCA regulations for renewable energy investment structures.

Closing Insights

Frigg was founded in Switzerland by Philip Berntsen, a sustainable finance researcher and former UBS professional whose work focused on renewable energy financing and quantitative finance. The company emerged from the view that many renewable energy projects — particularly smaller infrastructure developments — struggle to access funding because financing processes remain fragmented, manual, and expensive. Frigg therefore developed a digital platform intended to centralize project documentation, analysis, fundraising, underwriting, and portfolio monitoring within a shared renewable energy finance environment.

A notable aspect of the platform is its use of benchmarking and analytics tools designed to compare renewable energy projects using financial, technical, and operational datasets. Frigg states that these tools help investors assess project bankability and risk-adjusted returns across technologies such as solar, hydro, battery storage, geothermal, and waste-to-energy infrastructure.

The company also incorporates blockchain-based financing infrastructure and tokenized securities linked to renewable energy assets. Frigg references compliance with Swiss DLT regulations and the EU’s MiCA framework in relation to these digital investment structures. Recent developments have included the launch of Frigg Intelligence, expanded portfolio analytics capabilities, and Seidr, a monitoring tool for renewable energy assets.