Curtailment capture
Storage charges from generation above the export limit instead of that energy being spilled.
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Solar that knows what to do with its own output.
A solar plant produces whether or not the site, the line or the market wants it. Solar Intelligence decides where each megawatt goes: to load, into storage, onto the grid, or, only when nothing else is possible, curtailed.
Self-consumptionExport limitsCurtailment-aware storageForecasting
Solar on its own
Control first, then insight.
AvailableBy design
CapabilityWhat it doesStatus
Inverter connectivityInverter data and setpoints over Modbus TCP and other supported protocols, vendor-neutral.Available
Self-consumptionSolar serves site load first; the balance is exported or stored.Available
Export-limit controlExport at the point of interconnection held inside the limit, every second.Available
Plant and inverter recordsPV stations, inverters, meters and their points in one data model, across sites.Available
Weather-informed generation forecastGeneration over the coming blocks, softened by weather forecasts.By design
Performance ratio and string analyticsExpected versus actual output, broken down by string, soiling, shading and inverter drift.By design
Solar + BESS
What the line cannot take, storage can.
On a constrained connection the midday peak is lost unless something absorbs it. With storage controlled from the same model, that energy is held and released into the evening, when it is worth more.
Illustrative profile · not a measured plant
Evening shift
Stored solar discharged into peak tariff windows or to cover the site's evening demand.
Firming against a schedule
Storage used to keep delivered output close to a declared 15-minute schedule.
What is your solar actually doing?
Share a month of generation and meter data with the connection limit. We will show where output is lost, and what storage or control would change.