A comprehensive overview of the significant enhancements and new features recently introduced in SunSolve Power, from performance improvements to advanced modeling capabilities.

Our latest release can generate PVsyst torgue-tube shading and mismatch factors in under a minute. The SunSolve method is a key part of bankable, real-world modeling best practices for bifacial power plants. This massive increase in speed means that SunSolve users push the boundaries and account for more real world complexities in record time.

Through rigorous loss analysis of Jinko Solar's record 26.7% TOPCon cells, ANU researchers have identified the key barriers to higher efficiency and mapped a clear pathway to 27%+ performance using advanced simulation tools to quantify optical, recombination, and resistive losses.

As perovskite-silicon tandem modules move toward commercialization, crucial questions emerge about system integration, voltage compatibility, spectral response, and energy yield modeling that will define the next generation of solar technology.

The Evolutionary Optimiser is a powerful new tool that helps PV engineers optimise the design of their solar cells and modules. Leveraging a genetic algorithm, the Optimiser computes input values that maximise output power, reducing manual effort and accelerating development cycles.

We were recently invited by PVTech Power magazine to share our thoughts on why yield forecast uncertainty is frequently underestimated and what can be done to resolve it.

We surveyed the audience at the ACP Resource and Technology Conference 2024 to find out how much uncertainty matters.

Australian software developer PV Lighthouse has secured almost AUD 1.97 million ($1.32 million) to drive development of its SunSolve Yield advanced simulation engine, which is designed to improve yield forecasting for utility-scale solar projects.

PV Lighthouse, a resource for photovoltaic engineers and scientists, has received $1.97 million from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to fund the continued development of SunSolve Yield, an advanced simulation engine that improves yield forecasting for utility-scale solar projects.

Australian software developer PV Lighthouse has secured almost $2 million in federal to drive the continued development of its SunSolve Yield advanced simulation engine that is designed to improve yield forecasting for utility-scale solar projects.

PV Lighthouse, an Australian software developer, has secured AU$1.97 million (US$1.32 million) from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to support the development of its SunSolve Yield technology, aiming to improve yield forecasting for utility-scale solar projects.

A company that began as a free solar data website in 2011 has landed a $1.97 million grant to fine tune the product that, 13 years later, it calls “the world’s most advanced solar simulation engine”