Find the units and rupees your plant lost last year
Upload your plant's generation export. In under a minute, see breakdown days, under-performance, data gaps and your result against P50, each priced at your tariff.
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Enter your plant, choose your file and run the check. Or for a 40 MW solar plant in Gujarat.
Six checks, each priced at your tariff
Breakdown days
Days with almost no output while the sun was up. A solar plant makes some power even under heavy cloud, so these are outages, not weather.
Under-performing days
With irradiation in the file: sunny days when the performance ratio fell well below the month's typical day, a sign of inverter trips or string faults.
Against P50
A year of generation against your yield report's P50, and how much of the gap the breakdowns explain.
Deviation charges
With 15-minute actuals and schedules: blocks outside the tolerance band, and the charge at today's and the tighter bands.
Data gaps
Days missing from the export. A plant you cannot measure is a plant you cannot claim against.
Capacity factor and PR
Month by month, with a calendar of every day's output so patterns such as soiling or a failing inverter stand out.
Have an engineer go through it with you
We take your health check further for free: soiling, mismatch, clipping and degradation, and what each costs. If it makes sense, we then show you what ClimeQuant Twin would catch every day.
- A 30-minute call to go through the findings
- A written loss review within a week
- No obligation. We only see the summary you choose to send.
Before you upload
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read and analysed in your browser. Nothing leaves your computer unless you ask for a review, and then only the summary shown on screen is sent.
Which exports work?
Any CSV with a date or time column and a plant-level energy column: inverter portals such as Huawei FusionSolar, Sungrow iSolarCloud and SMA Sunny Portal, SCADA reports and data-logger files. If your export has one column per inverter, export the plant total instead, or add a total column in Excel and save as CSV.
Daily or 15-minute data?
Daily data is enough for breakdown days, data gaps and P50. 15-minute data with the schedule you submitted adds deviation charges. If the file gives average power (kW or MW) per block instead of energy, choose that unit and we convert it.
Why add irradiation?
For solar, irradiation from the plant's weather station separates weather from faults. It turns "a low day" into "a sunny day with low output", and adds the performance ratio by month.
How do you value the losses?
Lost units are what the plant would have made on that day: the month's typical performance ratio times that day's irradiation, or the month's typical day when there is no irradiation. We value them at the tariff you enter.
Why do I need an account?
The sample report is open to everyone. Running the check on your own data needs a free account, so we can follow up if you want a review. Your file still stays in your browser.