Solar Analytics
Boost your solar asset performance with Solar Analytics, an AI-based solution for automated production loss identification and diagnosis, providing forward-looking insights and actionable recommendations.
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Do you spend too many hours on performance analysis?
Do you lose revenue because of underperforming plants?
Solar Analytics provides forward-looking insights and actionable recommendations to boost solar asset performance. Losses are identified and quantified with unprecedented accuracy and reliability, thanks to SynaptiQ’s unique grey-box approach.
Solar Analytics: from high-level analysis of lost production and revenue to in-depth recommendations
High-level loss analysis
18 categories of availability and performance losses
Continuous simulation based on SynaptiQ Digital Twin for in-depth business plan comparison
Revenue loss estimate per loss type
Drill down to identify root causes
Losses calculated at inverter level at daily granularity
Relative losses as percentage of simulation
Full transparency by comparing measurements to simulated MPP voltage and current
Recommendations engine
Automated actions proposed based on recoverable losses
Cost-benefit calculations for corrective actions
Prioritize actions based on lost revenue
Solar resource validation
Automated identification of sensor anomalies
Actionable recommendations for improvement
Based on SynaptiQ’s best-in-class satellite solar data and digital twin model
Why is 3E‘s Solar Analytics leading the industry?
- Unique grey-box approach based on SynaptiQ’s Digital Twin
- Maximum accuracy, granularity and transparency as a result
- +20 years of domain expertise built-in
- Results of continued collaborative R&D since 2010 with renowned institutes: Sandia Labs, EURAC, Fraunhöfer, IMEC, Ecole des Mines and Sirris
- Proprietary stack of satellite irradiation and meteo data
- Built on the SynaptiQ platform under continuous validation with market leaders such as Engie, Bouygues, ReNew Power, Enel, Solar Century and Eneco