Five questions to settle first
Sites are far apart, links drop and equipment comes from several vendors. Settle these five before fixing the scope.
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Connected systems for solar and wind energy
Solar and wind software development for real sites: monitoring inverters and batteries, controlling them safely and connecting them to the systems owners already use.
Discuss your project01Equipment02Site controller03Cloud04Operators
ENGINEERING FOCUSEquipment, site and operations
Work with the equipment interfaces you actually have
Inverters, meters, batteries and controllers expose different protocols and data models. Inventory them, decide which interfaces are supported and plan how new equipment is added.
Handle distributed and intermittent connections
Sites are spread out and connectivity varies. Define local control behavior when the link is lost, how data is stored and forwarded, and how clocks and timestamps stay reliable.
Decide what is measured and how often
Production, consumption, state of charge and fault data have different value and volume. Set sampling rates, retention and aggregation to match the decisions they support.
Plan control and grid interaction carefully
Where the system influences generation or storage, define the authority, limits, safety interlocks and audit trail for every command, and check the applicable grid requirements.
Support operators and owners
Owners, installers and operators need different views. Define alerts, reports and remote diagnostics that let them act without visiting the site.