Posts by Giridaran Srinivasan

The recent heat dome that enveloped large parts of the Midwest, Northeast and Southeast of the U.S., including states like North Carolina and Maine, has exposed vulnerabilities in the operational and trading strategies of utility-scale solar projects. These extreme weather conditions had direct operational consequences.

Our expert team gives actionable tips on how to avoid the negative surprises of extreme weather and shares some of our customers' best practices.

One of the key challenges for solar project financiers is to assess the expected energy production and revenue of a project over its lifetime, considering the uncertainties and fluctuations of the solar resource.

Two years ago, Storm Uri unleashed a deep freeze over Texas, causing widespread power outages that affected more than 4.5 million people. The drastic changes in temperature during the storm not only reduced natural gas production and froze wind turbines across the State, but also had widespread impacts on solar plants.

In this webinar, we will present how 1-minute granularity data can also help with optimal sizing of batteries and replacement strategy— even during the initial design phase.

Storing and dispatching power at the optimal time requires an extremely granular understanding of how much power a project is generating both now and in the immediate future. Developers, operators, and owners increasingly require high-frequency (1-minute) weather and solar irradiance data that enables them to make quick, accurate and financially effective decisions.