Solutions — Investors and funds
A viewer role on the fleet you invest in, and reports that do not change afterwards. Every report holds the definitions of its figures and says what data it rests on.
Recognise this
The same figures have to be gathered every month, for every project company. A figure that changes afterwards undermines all of them.
Production below budget in a month with enough sun: the committee asks why, and the summary does not say.
DNV's lenders' due diligence for a €2 billion refinancing of a 1.3 GW solar portfolio across six European countries included performance reviews of operating plants.
DNV, 2025Institutional investors must report risk at least once a year, the Solar Bankability guidelines note. Between reports, you see nothing.
Solar Bankability, 2017From problem to solution
01 — Monthly reporting per project company
Performance reports as a fixed snapshot with a checksum: production against plan, performance ratio and availability against the guarantee, shared by a link that expires.
02 — Explaining a deviation from budget
Lost energy per cause, in MWh and in euros. The definitions are in the report itself, and missing data counts as missing, never as zero.
03 — Technical due diligence
Alarm cases and reports stay with the asset. Work orders, inspections and documents stay in the installation's dossier. A reviewer reads the history instead of asking for it.
04 — Ongoing oversight
A viewer role on your whole fleet, including each battery's dossier and warranties. You look along with the operator, without being able to change anything.
What you steer on
How it is calculated
A report does not change afterwards. A correction is a new version that replaces it, and the checksum shows which one you have.
Energy divided by kWp times the irradiation on the panels, from the park's sensor where it covers the day, otherwise from satellite data.
Missing data counts as missing, never as zero, so a gap cannot pass as a result.
Questions
No. Alpha delivers the technical half: production, performance ratio, availability and loss. Your financial model stays where it is.
No. A report is a fixed snapshot with a checksum. A correction is a new version that replaces it, never an edit.
No. The role sees what belongs to your fleet and can change nothing. The server applies the same rules as the menu.
Yes, by a link that expires, so they do not need an account.
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