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Co-Authored-By: Will Holmgren <william.holmgren@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: Will Holmgren <william.holmgren@gmail.com>
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The Solar Performance Insight is an open source tool to enable evaluations of solar power plant performance.
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See the [funding page](funding) for more information on the project's DOE SETO funding.
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[Sign up](https://solarperformanceinsight.github.io/emaillist/) to recieve project updates by email.
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Members of the solar community are invited to join the [Stakeholder Committee](/stakeholdercommittee) to provide guidance on project development.
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# Project Goals
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A common task in PV Operations and Maintenance (O&M) is to compare expected system performance with actual performance
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over a period of time. Currently, O&M service engineers must adapt their workflows to the available modeling tools which
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are primarily designed to predict future performance, rather than model past performance.
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Our project will build a performance modeling and analytics platform based on open-source, extensible, community-maintained code. The project will benefit to the solar community through two primary outcomes:
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- Extending [pvlib-python](https://github.com/pvlib/pvlib-python) to easily model PV systems with greater detail.
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- Deliver modeling capabilities through a web-based dashboard and an API.
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We work directly with industry stakeholders to validate user stories, derive use cases and analytic requirements, and test the platform.
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# Funding
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See the [funding page](/funding) for more information on the project's funding from the U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Energy Technology Office.
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We continue to seek members of the solar community to provide guidance on project development. Please see our [Stakeholder Committee](/stakeholdercommittee) page for more information on how you can join the committee and help guide the project development.
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