See the tender coming.
We track every project that will need your equipment — before it tenders, and only if it's bankable enough to actually get built.
Demand, built from the deals pipeline up.
We don't survey vendors and we don't extrapolate from last year's shipments. Every number on this page is the sum of real projects, screened before they count.
01 · Track
Sector, stage, CAPEX and location from procurement notices, permits and interconnection filings.
02 · Screen
Consent status and Bankability Index, on the same gates lenders use.
03 · Price
Each sector's CAPEX splits into known equipment shares, applied to every matching project.
04 · Match
Every screened project is matched to registered vendors the moment it enters Tendering.
Most of the pipeline never reaches you. That's the point.
A raw project scrape counts everything, including projects that stall before financing or never clear consent. We only publish demand for projects that survive the same screen our lending clients rely on — so the figures above are smaller than a headline pipeline count, and worth more.
Figures are a modeled estimate on the same methodology as Atlas — see its coverage section for the full breakdown of sources and modeling assumptions.
Where the equipment spend actually is.
The eight largest of the 45 categories by modeled value — the same rows as the table below. Value and supply risk don't move together: risk tracks lead time, which is where transformers and switchgear stand out.
Pick your view.
Same pipeline, three jobs to do with it: read the demand forecast, submit a spec against an open tender, or watch withdrawn projects — the earliest public signal that ordered equipment may come back to market.
Open the global Equipment Map — demand by region, lead-time wall and joint tender pools →
Offer your equipment on a lease: see when it lifts the project's return, and who finances it →
Read the forecast, or get matched to the tender.
The demand forecast is intelligence you act on yourself. Spec registration is us acting on your behalf — matching your equipment against every project the moment it's tender-ready.
Demand Forecast
Quarterly demand by category and region for your equipment class, with the named projects and lead-time wall behind every figure, refreshed weekly.
- Demand & lead-time view for your category
- Bankability-screened, not a raw project scrape
- Cancellation-signal alerts as they happen
- Sample category report within one business day
Tender-Ready Registration
Submit your equipment specification once — categories, capacity bands, certifications, regions served, lead time. We match it against every project the moment it enters Tendering and introduce you to the sponsor's procurement contact under NDA.
- Includes the full Demand Forecast
- Alerted the moment a matching project enters Tendering
- Introduction to the procurement contact under NDA
- The sales conversation stays yours — we introduce, you close
Indicative prices, per equipment category. Multi-category and multi-region mandates are scoped and quoted individually.
Join as vendor.
Tell us your equipment category and target regions for a sample of the demand forecast — or register your specification now to get matched against tenders already open.
Registering a specification does not commit you to a tender — see pricing for both plans above.
Vendors, OEMs & EPCs
Questions vendors ask first
What does Setcoin for Vendors show?
Which projects will buy your equipment, when they are likely to tender, and where supply is tight — built from 17,876 projects on the public record, before the RFQ goes out.
How is equipment demand estimated?
Each sector's capital cost splits into known equipment shares (transformers, switchgear, turbines, storage, cooling and so on). Those shares are applied to every matching project's capex and stage, then summed by category, region and expected tender date.
How much does it cost?
A vendor registry listing starts at $2k a year. Vendor intelligence starts at From $18k a year per category, and the full vendor edition at From $30k a year per category group.
Can I offer my equipment on a lease?
Yes. A lease turns a one-off sale into years of contracted revenue and lowers the buyer’s up-front capex. The Capital Map shows when a lease lifts the project’s equity return and which equipment financiers and lessors are active in your sector.
Which regions are covered?
The United States, Europe and the UK, Canada, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa — the same six regions as the Setcoin Atlas.