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What U.S. PV plant owners have seen in 2018/2019 is real: sunshine has been scarce

What U.S. PV plant owners have seen in 2018/2019 is real: sunshine has been scarce

SolarAnywhere PostsSolarAnywhere Posts | Jul 30, 2019

What it means to PV plant owners and developers For many solar PV plant owners in the U.S., solar energy production in the last year or two has fallen well below expectations. We’ve heard this again and again recently. Maybe you’ve heard the same thing. What’s causing...
Quantifying day-ahead solar energy forecast uncertainty

Quantifying day-ahead solar energy forecast uncertainty

SolarAnywhere PostsSolarAnywhere Posts | Aug 12, 2016

Solar resource variability is an unavoidable natural characteristic that impacts solar power forecasting. However, its impact on forecast uncertainty can be reduced by providing information on predictive uncertainty, along with deterministic forecast values. Having...
The proof is in: Integrating PV into the grid is better with behind-the-meter solar forecasts

The proof is in: Integrating PV into the grid is better with behind-the-meter solar forecasts

SolarAnywhere PostsSolarAnywhere Posts | Dec 11, 2015

In recent years, Clean Power Research created a solar forecast method to accurately predict power production of “invisible,” behind-the-meter PV systems—typically those found on homes and commercial buildings. In our approach, forecasts are generated by simulating the...
U.S Department of Energy SunShot Initiative Award Helping Commercial Buildings Get the Most from their Solar Investments

U.S Department of Energy SunShot Initiative Award Helping Commercial Buildings Get the Most from their Solar Investments

Skip DiseSkip Dise | Nov 16, 2015

The U.S. Department of Energy SunShot Initiative has awarded funding to EdgePower and Clean Power Research to develop technology that will help commercial buildings maximize the financial return of their solar PV investments. By integrating solar forecast technology...
UVIG technical achievement award presented to Tom Hoff

UVIG technical achievement award presented to Tom Hoff

SolarAnywhere PostsSolarAnywhere Posts | Apr 27, 2015

Last week, the Utility Variable-Generation Integration Group (UVIG) recognized Tom Hoff, Clean Power Research founder and president of Research and Consulting, with an award for his ongoing contributions to solar forecasting. The ability to forecast the output of tens...
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