Join Clean Power Research^® at Energyear Italia 2026. We’ll be attending and sharing the latest news and information about SolarAnywhere^®, including:

• The latest version of the SolarAnywhere irradiance model, Data Version 4.1, which includes enhancements such as an advanced parallax correction model and increased accuracy at hourly, monthly and annual timescales.
• The introduction of MeteoLens™—first-of-a-kind climate and atmospheric datasets that enable deeper insight into the future (up to 2099) and the past (back to 1960). MeteoLens datasets make it possible to account for the long‑term impacts of climate and extreme weather risk in two key ways:
  • Historical smoke-related irradiance impacts (back to 1998) and extended historical summary datasets (back to 1960) help quantify variability, assess extreme event impacts and identify wildfire smoke related underperformance. These datasets support more informed risk evaluation and long term planning, including sensitivity to severe downside scenarios (e.g., sustained underperformance that may increase default risk).
  • Scenario based CMIP6 climate projections that support sensitivity analysis of future energy yield and performance risk under different climate scenarios, including temperature driven derates on modules and battery operation.

SolarAnywhere historical, real-time and forecast data irradiance and weather data support every stage of the solar lifecycle. Meet with us to learn how bankable, built-for-solar data can help you reduce risk and improve profitability, whether you’re prospecting, developing or operating solar PV.

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