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How to validate PV fleet forecast accuracy when you cannot directly measure it

How to validate PV fleet forecast accuracy when you cannot directly measure it

SolarAnywhere PostsSolarAnywhere Posts | Jun 16, 2016

The capacity of behind-the-meter PV systems is growing steadily. Figure 1 illustrates that there is over 5 GW of PV in California alone. The number is continuing to increase. The result is that behind-the-meter PV fleet forecasts are becoming increasingly important...
Infographic: Five factors defining bankable solar irradiance data

Infographic: Five factors defining bankable solar irradiance data

SolarAnywhere PostsSolarAnywhere Posts | Jun 2, 2016

Bankable solar irradiance data is crucial to minimizing cost of capital for solar projects. Check out this infographic to find out what you need to know when selecting resource data.   Want to see the infographic in full size? Download it now: Download...
Solar forecasts generated from satellite images help balance power grid

Solar forecasts generated from satellite images help balance power grid

SolarAnywhere PostsSolarAnywhere Posts | Feb 4, 2014

What do NASA and NOAA’s Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) have to do with balancing the power grid? Plenty, it turns out, for areas with a high penetration of solar energy production. Read about the link in NASA’s Energy Innovations blog...
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