SolarAnywhere News
NEW SNOW & SOILING LOSS MODELS! Additional Typical Year Loss Models Offer Greater Choice and Precision
SolarAnywhere Typical Year and Typical Year+ users now have access to four, open-source pvlib simulation models, including a new Townsend snow loss model and Kimber soiling loss model.
AVAILABLE NOW! SolarAnywhere® Data Version 3.8
New high-latitude irradiance data and additional wind data fields support expansion into northern regions and areas with appreciable wind risk. V3.8 also includes updated Typical Year datasets and expanded validation documentation for deeper insights into bankability.
Recent Stories from the SolarAnywhere Blog
2024 Solar Risk Assessment report: Data-driven insights address emerging risks
This sixth annual Solar Risk Assessment (SRA) report is now available, offering deep insights into extreme weather and operational risk, and for the first time, battery energy storage system (BESS) risk. The report is published by kWh Analytics and features articles...
Reduce uncertainty with higher-resolution typical year solar resource data
Typical year irradiance datasets (TGY, TDY) summarize solar resource at a location. This data is generated to reflect the most probable (P50) monthly total irradiance, based on a long history of solar resource. SolarAnywhere calculates typical year data from a maximum...
