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Decision-ready reports. One-off reports support development and event decisions (site assessment, portfolio screening, event response); standing reports cover operating assets on a weekly or monthly cadence. Reports state what has changed, the estimated impact, and recommended priorities. A live dashboard is available, but the report is the primary deliverable.

Satellite data provides site-scale coverage: panel condition, vegetation, soil, and ground movement, for any site, with historical records from satellite archives. It does not resolve centimeter-scale defects such as hairline cracks or cabling; defects at that scale remain the domain of on-site and drone inspection. Support for incorporating customer drone surveys and inspection records into the reports is planned.

Resolution varies by source. Pixel sizes range from 30 cm on commercial imagery to 10 m on public missions and kilometers on weather-scale sources; each provider offers a different combination of resolution and revisit frequency. We operate across multiple sources and data types and continue to add more. Specific imagery products can be incorporated on request.

Public sources revisit on a weekly basis; commercial sources daily. For high-value assets, multiple providers can be combined to achieve several acquisitions per day. Genesis normalises and fuses the data regardless of the mix, and delivers findings at the level of detail the decision requires.

No. The satellite tier requires no hardware, site visits, or software deployment, and satellite archives allow reporting on a site's history as well as its present condition.

Solar and wind, today. The underlying system, Genesis, is not limited to renewable energy assets. Organisations with other monitoring requirements are invited to contact us.

Per report. One-off reports are priced per deliverable: per site, per batch, or per event. Standing reports are priced per asset, per month. The cost structure reflects full automation; no analyst team is involved in producing the reports.

The two are complementary. Satellite coverage is continuous and requires no mobilisation; drone surveys provide detail that satellites cannot. The reports indicate where further inspection is warranted, and support for incorporating drone data into the reports is planned.

Genesis Renewables is in active pilot with an operator and approaching commercial availability. The data viewer is operational and in closed beta. Early-access partnerships are open; contact us to discuss your portfolio.