Relevant alerts for new Utility and Renewable RFPs

Access a curated list of new Utility and Renewable RFPs. Avoid searching various sources and missing RFP announcements. Get in early, find opportunities for your projects, and avoid the noise of general RFP alert systems.

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Spend less time searching for RFPs and wading through noisy RFP alerts.

Get relevant utility and renewable RFPs directly to your inbox.

Comprehensive search from several data sources

Energy Adepto gets data from relevant utility and renewable RFP news outlets, procurement sites, utility RFP pages, and more. This helps make sure you are getting relevant information without having to search all of these sources manually.

Automated alerts

Get notifications and new RFP announcements directly to your inbox. Always stay in the know and get in early to create winning proposals.

Understand complex RFPs with AI summaries

Apply AI-driven document parsing to extract RFP requirements, milestones, and evaluation criteria from complex RFP documents. Automatically generate structured task lists and dependencies to accelerate response planning and reduce manual effort.

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Real-time notifications on new RFP announcements

Get real-time notifications when new RFPs are announced. Avoid delays and missed opportunities because you heard about an RFP too late.

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Instantly understand requirements and timeline using built-in AI

Leverage built-in AI to extract key requirements, auto-generate task lists, and provide precise answers to RFP questions. Streamline document analysis and reduce manual review time with context-aware summarization and intelligent search.

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Extract tasks and key dates automatically

Leverage AI to extract and summarize RFP requirements and milestones, enabling automatic task generation and assignment for streamlined project management.

Manage RFP tasks and data requests

Track user-specific tasks and internal data requests in a centralized system to ensure alignment with RFP requirements and submission deadlines. Maintain visibility across teams to support compliance and on-time delivery.

Prepare project data and monitor progress

Create and manage structured project profiles, offer data, and supporting documents in a centralized repository. Standardize inputs for reuse across RFPs and maintain a single source of truth for proposal content.

Frequently asked questions

What is Energy Adepto?

Energy Adepto is a Software As A Service  (SaaS) application that helps Utility vendors, Independent Power Producers, and Renewable Energy Sellers find, understand, and manage Utility and Renewable Energy RFPs.

How can Energy Adepto help my business grow and manage risk?

Energy Adepto can help you automate tasks around RFPs. You can spend less time trying to find RFPs, quickly understand if you qualify for the RFP, and manage tasks and information to prepare your proposal. This helps you save time and decrease risk of disqualification or missing out on RFPs.

What sets Energy Adepto apart from others in the industry?

Energy Adepto is different from general RFP alerts because you we focus on the Utility and Renewable Energy industry. We offer more relevant information to search for RFPs and control RFP alerts. You can avoid noisy alerts and get more valuable insights in each alert. Our pricing is transparent so you know up front what you are going to pay and if it is the right solution for you.

What data sources are used to find RFPs?

We use several data sources to track and find new RFPs. This includes, for example, specific Utility and Renewable Energy news outlets, Procurement Sites, Utility RFP announcement pages, and more.

Learn how Energy Adepto can help you stay up to date with Utility and Renewable Energy RFPs

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  • Personal message from the founder with insights specific to developers.
  • Optional call to discuss your challenges with RFPs - no pressure, no pitch.
  • Optional demo covering features relevant to your workflow.