Long-term value

Solar performance, monitoring and maintenance

An array is a 25-year asset. Its value depends on what happens after commissioning.

Most underperforming commercial arrays are not broken in any obvious way. A failed string, a tripped inverter, soiling, a shading change or a mis-set export limit can quietly remove a tenth of annual output — and without monitoring against a modelled expectation, nobody notices.

Measure against expectation, not last year

We benchmark output against a weather-corrected model of what the system should have produced, so deviations show up in days rather than at annual review. Performance ratio, string-level yields and inverter availability are all tracked.

Planned maintenance that pays for itself

Annual electrical inspection, thermal imaging of modules and connections, inverter servicing, fixing torque checks, cleaning where soiling is material, and vegetation or drainage management on ground-mount sites.

Recovering underperforming existing systems

We also review arrays installed by others. Independent inspection, data analysis and a remediation plan frequently recover several percent of annual yield — and settle whether a warranty or workmanship claim is worth pursuing.

What we assess

The checks behind the recommendation.

Monitoring platform

String-level data with modelled expectation and alerting.

Alarm response

Who is notified, and the guaranteed time to attend.

Annual inspection

Electrical testing, thermography and mechanical checks.

Cleaning strategy

Only where soiling losses justify the cost.

Warranty management

Tracking module, inverter and workmanship cover.

Reporting

Generation, savings and carbon data you can put in an ESG report.

Ready to test the numbers on your site?

We will model yield, self-consumption, funding routes and payback using your own consumption data — independently, and with no obligation.