PV production forecast · Fusebox EnergyIllustrative
Get in touchYour plant's nameplate is a number on a label. What it will actually produce tomorrow is a different number.
A forecast at settlement resolution
Integration either direction
A forecast that knows what's offline
Where is your site?
Anywhere within a kilometre or so gives the same weather, so the nearest town is usually close enough.
Your site
- address
- Tartu, Estonia
- peak power
- 1,000 kWp
- tilt / facing
- 30° / S
- day
- tomorrow
- weather
- real weather
Fill in your site and pick a day, and the curve appears here.
Site status
4/4 online
Deliverable now
0 kW
Nameplate is a promise the hardware made once
Every plant has a rating on paper and a different number it can deliver today — soiling, degradation, a string that tripped last night, an inverter waiting on a part. Bid the first number and settle against the second, and the difference is an imbalance bill.
Now take an inverter offline
This is the part a forecast usually gets wrong. Nameplate doesn't change when hardware does — but what you can deliver into the market does, and the gap is what you pay imbalance on.
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