Protect and run your solar site on hyperlocal weather intelligence

From tracker wind-stow decisions to cleaning schedules - make solar site calls on measured local conditions, not regional forecasts.

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Stow trackers on foresight, not just reaction

Single-axis trackers are engineered to stow before wind becomes dangerous - but an on-site anemometer only reacts to thegust that has already arrived, and over-cautious stow thresholds cost production. Cordulus combines on-site measurement of wind speed AND direction with AI-enhanced short-term forecasts, so stow decisions can be prepared before conditions turn - and production resumed with confidence when they ease.

For tracker-specific workflows we configure custom alerts and analytical views, such as a wind speed/direction risk gauge -and weather data can be delivered via API into tracker control systems.

Measured wind speed, gusts and direction at the array.
Short-term forecasts to anticipate stow-relevant conditions.
Custom risk gauges and alerts tuned to your tracker's thresholds.
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Act early on hail and storm risk

Severe weather is one of the costliest risks a solar asset faces, and response protocols only work with warning time. Cordulus provides real-time alerts for severe conditions at your specific site, giving operations teams time to act.

Site-specific severe weather alerts in real time.
Warning time to execute stowand protection protocols.
A logged record of every event for insurers and asset owners.

Schedule cleaning and mowing around the rain

Module cleaning and vegetation control are recurring cost lines that depend on rain: a wash scheduled the day before a downpour is money spent twice. With measured rainfall and precise local forecasts, you can time cleaning and mowing for when they pay off.

Time cleaning visits after - not before - the rain.
Plan mowing on measured groundand weather conditions.
Cut wasted contractor callouts across the portfolio.

From construction to operations, one weather record

The station that documentsweather days during construction becomes the operations station at COD - one continuous, site-specific weather record from first pile to year twenty.

Document construction weather days for claims and planning.
Keep a continuous condition log through the asset's life.
Independent local data for performance and warranty questions.

Ready to protect your solar sites?

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