Read the client performance statement.
See how service time, energy and missing records inform a client conversation.
Sample scenario · Synthetic data. Riverside Industrial Solar, 31 August–6 September 2026. Generated reports include an interruption and a missing-data window; they are not finalised or independently certified.
Both reports cover 31 August through 6 September: from 31 August 2026 at 00:00 UTC, inclusive, to 7 September at 00:00 UTC, exclusive. The client PDF names that exclusive end boundary; the portfolio PDF names the last included day. Metered delivered energy and AC generation use different source records and aggregation methods; they are not interchangeable totals.
Open the sample PDF →Three-page PDF. The readable guide below explains the principal fields; the PDF contains the full tables and methodology.
What the figures mean
- Service availability
- 96.54%
- In-service minutes divided by contracted minutes after excused time. This fixture uses a daylight PV contract.
- Service hours / assessed demand
- 74.3 / 77 hours
- The same contracted-time basis as the availability percentage.
- Metered delivered energy
- 779.14 kWh
- Sum of trusted hourly counter deltas. Missing readings can reduce the captured total; it is not gross inverter energy.
- No-data time
- 60 minutes
- Missing records remain unexcused. They do not become proof of normal operation.
- Individual outage events
- Not evaluated
- Daily contract totals cannot establish contiguous event durations. The report keeps that distinction explicit.
Use the report to ask a better next question.
- Does the agreed service window match the plant's operating responsibility?
- Which unavailable minutes relate to the interruption, and which to missing records?
- What supporting work order or field finding explains the response?
Explore the workflow behind the report.
Source: product revision 9811f3f with local reporting corrections, 7 September 2026. Confirm deployment scope and authorised recipients before using reports operationally. Portfolio access follows memberships; owner finalisation and controlled sharing are separate steps.