Weather and irradiance
Represent the atmospheric conditions that determine available solar energy.
Technology
Solar generation evolves across time, geography and operating conditions. GraphSight connects these dimensions in forecast configurations designed for real market workflows.
System explanation
Represent the atmospheric conditions that determine available solar energy.
Connect how weather and production patterns move across assets, portfolios and regions.
Use specifications and quality-controlled historical measurements where useful.
Incorporate curtailment, availability or snow when the required signals support it.
Graph-based modelling
Assets and zones are influenced by nearby weather, portfolio structure and market boundaries. Graph-based modelling represents those relationships directly, allowing new information at one location to improve expectations elsewhere.
Operational effects
A forecast can answer two different questions: how much a plant could produce under the weather conditions, and how much it is expected to deliver under current operating constraints.
A known curtailment event changes expected operational output while weather-driven solar potential remains high.
Service tiers
Asset, Portfolio and Zonal describe forecast coverage. Standard, Tailored and Tailored + Operational describe the level of adaptation and support.
A clearly defined forecasting scope and delivery setup.
Adapted to customer data, geographic exposure, forecast horizons and evaluation criteria.
Additional handling for curtailment and specified extreme events and operational conditions.
Tell us the assets, portfolio or zone you need to forecast. We will review the available data and propose a fair evaluation scope.