Solutions · Climate and renewable energy AI
Renewable asset intelligence, grounded in physics.
Forecasting, storage performance and loss attribution for solar and storage assets, including the parts that work with no field hardware at all.
A technical discipline, not a values statement.
- Forecasting
- Solar resource and yield forecasting
- Storage
- Battery energy storage performance and state of health evaluation
- Curtailment
- Curtailment and spill attribution
- Loss
- Technical and non-technical loss separation
- Remote sensing
- Weather and satellite intelligence requiring no site hardware
- Monitoring
- GIS and renewable asset monitoring
- Reporting
- Measurement, reporting and verification support for climate reporting
A forecast is only a capability once it beats persistence on real data.
A loss figure is only a number once conductor and transformer specifications exist. Until those inputs arrive, our systems report the gap rather than filling it.
Renewable asset intelligence under the no-fabrication rule. Satellite and weather sources inform the yield picture without any hardware at the site, storage performance is evaluated alongside, and where telemetry is missing the curve shows a labelled gap instead of an interpolation.
Forecasts published with their error, never in place of the data.
Delivered, built, and researched.
Genu Community mini-grid design package
DeployedFull mini-grid design package, 220 kWp PV and 1,000 kWh LFP storage, for a Niger State project. An engineering deliverable, not a software system, and presented as such.
Weather and satellite intelligence module
BuiltWithin AditusOS: resource and weather intelligence for mini-grid sites that requires no hardware at the site itself.
Battery storage performance evaluation
ResearchResearch on battery energy storage performance evaluation in Northern Nigerian solar mini-grids.
Dispatch optimisation, emissions accounting, and measurement, reporting and verification are the capabilities this stack is built to carry. They are not yet delivered systems, and we will not describe them as delivered until they are.
