AI Bid Agent · Wind and All Source

AI Bid Agent for Wind and All Source RFPs

The system monitors the channels onshore wind and technology neutral offtake is solicited on, the utility all source and wind RFPs on Wood Mackenzie Supply Chain and the utility pages, the state energy agency solicitations, and the corporate PPA marketplace. It reads each RFP, scores fit against your capacity factor, your MW, your market, your interconnection position, and the tax credit election from 0 to 100, extracts whether the RFP is wind specific or all source where wind competes against solar and storage on net value, the production or investment tax credit basis, the accredited capacity and ELCC method, the construction start and in service dates, and the deadline, and sends one daily digest.

PTC or ITC

The credit election that decides wind project value

All source

Wind scored against solar and storage on net value

Jul 2026

Construction start deadline to keep the credit

Wind and All Source · Qualified Today 12 JUN · 5 / 63

WMSouthwest IOU All Source RFP, technology neutral

due 14 Aug · 250 MW wind · net value

STState Agency Solar and Wind RFP, tax credit

due 30 Aug · 200 MW · in service 2027

LTCorporate Wind PPA, data center offtake

open · 200 MW · high capacity factor

The problem

Wind is bid two ways, in a wind solicitation and in an all source RFP where it competes against solar and storage on net value, and the tax credit election decides the number.

A wind developer wins offtake through a wind RFP, an all source solicitation open to any resource, or a corporate PPA, and each runs on its own platform and clock. Whether the project pencils depends on the capacity factor, the production or investment tax credit election, the energy community and domestic content adders, and how the buyer scores wind against solar and storage. Those terms sit in the documents, not the title. Here is the gap.

All source

Wind vs solar vs storage

An all source RFP is technology neutral. Wind, solar, and storage are scored against each other on net value through a nodal analysis, and wind is accredited differently from the others. Whether to bid depends on how your project ranks against other resources, not just its own cost.

PTC

The credit election moves the bid

Wind can elect the production tax credit per MWh or the investment tax credit up front, but not both. For a high capacity factor project the PTC is usually more generous, which changes the price you can offer. Miss the election logic and the bid is mispriced.

Jul 2026

The credit cliff is driving RFPs

Projects generally must start construction by the July 2026 deadline or reach service by the end of 2027 to keep the credit, and states are issuing expedited wind and solar RFPs to capture it. Timing the solicitation to your construction start is the difference between a credit and none.

Interactive demo · sample profile: onshore wind developer

Press Run today's scan to pull this morning's wind and all source solicitations across the utility platforms, the state agencies, and the corporate PPA marketplace, then open the scoring and digest tabs to see how each one is evaluated and delivered.

Bid Agent · Wind and All Source

Your developer profile decides what qualifies

The scan pulls every new wind and all source solicitation from the monitored channels, then scores each against the profile: capacity factor, MW, markets, the tax credit election, interconnection position, and minimum project size. The AI reads the full RFP, so a solicitation is matched on whether wind is eligible and how it is scored, not its title.

Developer Profile

Technology

Onshore windWind plus storageAll source eligible

MW Range

100 to 400 MW

Markets

SPPMISOERCOTPJM

Offtake

PPA, build transfer

Tax Credit

PTC elected, high capacity factor

Interconnection

Advanced queue, POI defined

Minimum

100 MW

Solicitation	Buyer	Size	Due	Fit
Press "Run today's scan" to pull this morning's wind and all source solicitations from Wood Mackenzie Supply Chain, the utility RFP pages, the state energy agencies, and the corporate PPA marketplace.

0 solicitations reviewedSources: utility RFP platforms, state energy agencies, and the corporate PPA marketplace (open and registered access)

How the Southwest IOU all source RFP scored 92

Every solicitation is classified to wind specific or all source and scored on four weighted factors against the developer profile, with written reasoning and the fields the AI extracted from the RFP.

Fit scoring · Southwest IOU all source RFP

Eligibility (onshore wind, all source eligible)Exact+32

MW and capacity factor (250 MW, high CF)Fit+22

Net value rank (vs solar and storage)Competitive+18

Interconnection (advanced SPP position)Strong+20

Fit score92 / 100

Type

All source, neutral

Evaluation

Net value, nodal

Credit

PTC elected

Accredited

ELCC, run time exempt

Adders

energy community

Due

14 Aug, Intent to Bid

Written reasoning the origination team receives

"Strong pursuit candidate. A Southwest investor owned utility all source RFP that is technology neutral, scoring wind against solar and storage on net value through a nodal analysis, for which your 250 MW onshore wind project with a high capacity factor is competitive, with an advanced interconnection position. Flag for the team: the production tax credit election, which for a high capacity factor project is usually more generous than the investment tax credit, the energy community and domestic content adders that lift the credit, the construction start deadline to keep it, the ELCC accreditation for wind and the exemption of intermittent resources from the storage run time requirement, and the Intent to Bid. Confirm the credit election and the queue position before the 14 Aug deadline."

The agent classifies every solicitation first. A state solar and wind tax credit RFP scored 88 targeting an end of 2027 in service date; a corporate wind PPA on the marketplace scored 83; a MISO utility wind RFP for RPS compliance scored 80; a public power all source RFP scored 75. A standalone storage RFP scored 38 and routes to the storage scan; a solar only PPA scored 35 and routes to the solar scan; an offshore wind lease scored 30 as outside your onshore profile. Each is scored against your capacity factor, MW, market, and interconnection position.

The wind and all source digest your origination team receives every business morning

Qualified wind and all source solicitations only, ranked by fit score, each classified to wind specific or all source with the extracted terms needed for a go or no go decision. The full reviewed log is attached for the record.

Inbox · today, 6:00 AM1 / 1

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Subject5 qualified wind and all source solicitations today · top fit 92

63 new utility, state, and corporate wind and all source solicitations reviewed across the utility RFP platforms, the state energy agencies, and the corporate PPA marketplace. 5 qualified against your profile:

1. Southwest IOU All Source RFP, technology neutral · Utility offtake (Wood Mackenzie Supply Chain) · Fit 92

250 MW wind · due 14 Aug · net value, nodal · PTC elected · Intent to Bid

2. State Agency Solar and Wind RFP, tax credit · State · Fit 88

200 MW · due 30 Aug · targets end of 2027 in service · 45Y or 48E

3. Corporate Wind PPA, data center offtake · Corporate VPPA · Fit 83

200 MW · open · high capacity factor · credit rating and PPA experience

4. MISO Utility Wind RFP · Utility offtake · Fit 80

180 MW · due 22 Jul · RPS compliance

5. Public Power All Source RFP · Joint powers agency · Fit 75

150 MW · due 08 Sep · wind eligible

58 solicitations screened out (full log attached: 17 other technology, see the solar and storage scans, 14 distributed or below minimum, 13 out of footprint, 14 EPC or merchant with no offtake). Reply PURSUE 1 to open a bid folder.

How it works

Three steps between the platforms and your origination team

No new software for your team to learn. The system runs in the background and delivers to email.

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Step 1

Pull every new wind and all source solicitation

Each morning the system queries the channels you bid into, the utility all source and wind RFPs on Wood Mackenzie Supply Chain and the utility pages, the state energy agency solicitations, and the corporate PPA marketplace, collecting every wind and all source solicitation posted since the last run.

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Step 2

n8n routes it, the AI classifies and scores each one

An n8n workflow normalizes the feeds and sends each RFP through an AI pass that extracts whether the RFP is wind specific or all source where wind competes on net value, the evaluation method and nodal analysis, the production or investment tax credit basis and the energy community and domestic content adders, the ELCC accreditation, the construction start and in service dates, and the deadline, then scores fit against your capacity factor, MW, market, and interconnection position with written reasoning.

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Step 3

Qualified solicitations arrive at 6 AM

Solicitations that clear your profile land in a ranked daily digest, each tagged wind specific or all source, with the extracted terms and the AI's reasoning. The full reviewed log rides along as the audit trail, and the construction start, Intent to Bid, and deadline reminders fire as dates approach.

What it reads

It reads the full RFP, not just the title

The terms that decide a wind bid live in the RFP and the attachments, not the title. The agent reads all of it and pulls the facts your team needs onto one screen.

Type

Wind specific or all source

Whether the RFP is wind specific or all source and technology neutral, where wind competes against solar and storage.

Evaluation

Net value and nodal analysis

The net value or net cost method and the nodal analysis the buyer uses to rank resources against each other.

Capacity Factor

Production profile

The expected capacity factor and the production profile, which drive both the energy value and the credit election.

Credit

PTC or ITC and adders

Whether the project should elect the production or investment tax credit, and the energy community and domestic content adders that lift it.

Accredited

ELCC and run time

The ELCC accreditation for wind and the exemption of intermittent resources from the storage run time requirement.

Deadlines

Construction start and bid date

The construction start and in service dates that keep the credit, the Intent to Bid, and the bid date.

Signals it flags

The terms it surfaces before you commit to a proposal

Each of these can decide eligibility or move the price, and each is written into the documents. The agent extracts them on every qualified solicitation so the go or no go is made before the modeling starts.

Type

Wind or all source

Whether wind is the only resource or competes against solar and storage.

Evaluation

Net value, nodal

The method and nodal analysis the buyer ranks resources by.

Capacity Factor

Production profile

The expected capacity factor that drives energy value and the credit choice.

Credit

PTC or ITC election

Which credit pencils, given the capacity factor and capital cost.

Adders

Energy community and content

The energy community and domestic content adders that lift the credit.

Accredited

ELCC and exemption

The ELCC accreditation and the intermittent resource exemption from run time.

FEOC

Foreign entity rule

The prohibited foreign entity restriction that applies to later construction starts.

Deadlines

Construction start, in service

The dates that keep the credit, against your build schedule.

Intent to Bid

And bid date

The Intent to Bid, the questions window, and the bid date.

Sources monitored

Every channel wind and all source offtake posts on, watched every business day

The agent connects only to the channels a developer is eligible to bid into, within each one's terms.

WoodMac

Utility RFx platform

Wood Mackenzie Supply Chain, the platform formerly PowerAdvocate, where utilities run all source and wind RFx events. Suppliers register and respond at poweradvocate.com.

Utility RFP

All source and wind

Duke, Xcel, PG and E, Dominion, APS, OG and E, and PacifiCorp, each on its own page, many running technology neutral all source solicitations.

State Agencies

Tax credit driven RFPs

NYSERDA and the state authorities, including expedited solar and onshore wind RFPs issued to capture the federal tax credits before the deadlines.

LevelTen

Corporate wind PPA

The LevelTen Energy marketplace and PPA auctions, where corporate and data center buyers contract wind offtake from developers.

Public Power

JPAs and CCAs

SCPPA, NCPA, and community choice aggregators running all source solicitations open to wind.

IRP Filings

The signal before the RFP

The integrated resource plans that name the wind and all source capacity a utility will solicit next, so you can prepare ahead.

The concepts, in plain terms

How wind and all source bids are decided

Wind is evaluated on its production and on the tax credit it can carry, and in an all source RFP it is ranked against other resources. The agent reads each of these and flags it. The named platforms and agencies are referenced for identification only.

Concept	What it means
All source RFP	A technology neutral solicitation where wind, solar, and storage are scored against each other on net value, usually through a nodal analysis, rather than competing only within their own technology.
PTC versus ITC election	A wind project can elect the production tax credit per MWh or the investment tax credit up front, but not both. For a high capacity factor project the production credit is usually more generous.
Capacity factor	The share of a project's nameplate it actually produces over time. It drives both the energy value of the bid and which tax credit pencils.
Energy community and content adders	Bonus credit for projects in qualifying energy communities and for meeting domestic content thresholds, which rise each year for wind.

Sources

Where this is documented

Tax credit choice for solar and wind power

resources.org

State RFP for solar and onshore wind using tax incentives

portal.ct.gov

Utility all source RFP questions and answers

oge.com

Questions developers ask

Wind and all source bidding, answered

It is automated monitoring of the channels where onshore wind and technology neutral offtake is solicited. The system pulls every new solicitation, uses AI to read the full RFP, classifies it as wind specific or all source, scores it against the developer's capacity factor, MW, market, interconnection position, and tax credit election, and delivers the qualified ones in a ranked daily digest.

The utility all source and wind RFPs on Wood Mackenzie Supply Chain and the individual utility pages, the state energy agency solicitations including expedited solar and onshore wind RFPs issued to capture the federal tax credits, the corporate PPA marketplace, the public power and joint powers agencies, and the integrated resource plan filings.

Yes. A wind specific RFP solicits only wind, while an all source RFP is technology neutral and scores wind against solar and storage on net value through a nodal analysis. The agent classifies each and flags how wind is evaluated, because whether to bid depends on how the project ranks against other resources.

Each solicitation is classified to wind specific or all source and scored on weighted factors against the developer profile: eligibility, MW and capacity factor, net value rank against other resources, and interconnection position. The factors produce a score from 0 to 100 with written reasoning, so the digest carries only the work that fits.

Yes. A wind project can elect the production tax credit per MWh or the investment tax credit up front, but not both, and for a high capacity factor project the production credit is usually more generous. The agent flags the election logic and the energy community and domestic content adders that lift the credit, because the choice changes the price the developer can offer.

Yes. The agent reads the expected capacity factor and production profile, which drive both the energy value and the credit election, and the ELCC accreditation that credits wind. It also flags that intermittent resources such as wind are exempt from the storage run time requirement in all source RFPs.

Yes. Projects generally must start construction by the July 2026 deadline or reach service by the end of 2027 to keep the credit, and later construction starts are subject to a prohibited foreign entity restriction. The agent flags the dates and the restriction against your build schedule and supply chain.

Yes. The corporate PPA marketplace runs auctions where developers post a project and corporate and data center buyers bid, and wind is attractive for its production profile and high capacity factor. The agent surfaces these alongside utility and state solicitations and flags the term and the buyer requirements.

The digest carries the extracted terms and the reasoning for each qualified solicitation, tagged wind specific or all source, and the origination team decides which to pursue. A reply opens a bid folder, construction start and Intent to Bid reminders fire, and a separate bid response agent reads the full package to build the proposal.

Omni Online Strategies, a full service AI automation agency. We build and operate the agent as a managed n8n system connected to the channels you are eligible to bid into, tune the scoring to your capacity factor, MW, market, and tax credit election, and deliver the qualified solicitations to your inbox.

Demo Notice: This is a conceptual demonstration of an AI powered wind and all source bid monitoring workflow, provided for illustrative purposes only. Everything shown, including solicitations, reference numbers, capacities, values, scores, and reasoning, is fictional sample data modeled on real RFP formats. It is not live, not a real solicitation, and not a guarantee, promise, or representation that any specific RFP, result, contract, or outcome exists or can be obtained. The named platforms, utilities, agencies, and marketplaces, including Wood Mackenzie Supply Chain and PowerAdvocate, NYSERDA, LevelTen Energy, and the named utilities and joint powers agencies, are referenced for identification and educational purposes only; Omni Online Strategies is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or partnered with any of them, and all names and marks belong to their respective owners. Actual results depend on a developer's own eligibility, registrations, interconnection position, and each platform's access rules, and any real system is subject to technical, legal, and contractual limitations. Tax credit eligibility, including the production and investment tax credit, the adders, and the construction start and in service rules, depends on the project's specific facts and current federal law, and nothing here is tax, legal, procurement, investment, or business advice. Each platform grants access on its own terms, and some buyers solicit through private RFP or invitation that is not published openly. Omni Online Strategies builds each system only against sources the client is eligible to access and within each platform's terms of use.

AI Bid Agent for Wind and All Source RFPs

Wind is bid two ways, in a wind solicitation and in an all source RFP where it competes against solar and storage on net value, and the tax credit election decides the number.

Developer Profile

Fit scoring · Southwest IOU all source RFP

Written reasoning the origination team receives

Three steps between the platforms and your origination team

It reads the full RFP, not just the title

The terms it surfaces before you commit to a proposal

Every channel wind and all source offtake posts on, watched every business day

Part of the renewable energy bid system