What could be available?
Wind and solar outlooks, side by side.
Built around your energy mix.
Different assets. Different decisions. One connected way to think about generation, storage and the grid.
9.4 m/sMean wind at hub height, Tuesday
Wind portfolios
Plan for changing winds.
Turn a changing production outlook into a clearer set of options. Keep forecast uncertainty in view before choosing where energy goes.
Signals to consider
Weather outlook, asset availability and existing energy commitments.
Decisions to compare
Export as generated, hold energy in storage or revisit the allocation.
What an operator reviews
- How confident is the generation outlook?
- Which commitments are already in place?
- What changes if the wind arrives earlier or later?
Solar portfolios
Make daylight go further.
The brightest hours are only part of the picture. Compare expected solar generation with demand, storage headroom and the timing of export.
Signals to consider
Irradiance outlook, site availability and the shape of expected demand.
Decisions to compare
Use or export energy during production, or shift part of it to a later window.
What an operator reviews
- Where could generation exceed the planned demand?
- Is storage headroom available at the right time?
- How would cloud cover change the preferred option?
Battery storage
Keep your options open.
Stored energy creates a choice about timing. Weigh the next charge or discharge window against forecast generation and operating constraints.
Signals to consider
State of charge, usable capacity, operating limits and expected demand.
Decisions to compare
Charge, hold or discharge, with the assumptions behind each option in view.
What an operator reviews
- What capacity should remain available later?
- Which operating limits apply to this asset?
- Does the preferred option still work if generation shifts?
120 MWhUsable capacity, two sites
One portfolio. More perspective.
Wind, solar and batteries affect one another. A portfolio view brings those relationships into the same planning conversation.
What can shift in time?
Capacity and operating limits across the fleet.
Which option fits the plan?
Commitments and trade-offs, in one place.