Manufacturing & commercial sites
What changed in plant performance?
Review equipment condition, energy sources and diesel consumption. Carry the finding into maintenance and the next service review.
Solutions · C&I solar & hybrid energy
Keep plant performance and maintenance connected.
For C&I asset owners, ESCOs and facilities teams running solar and hybrid power at factories, hospitals, campuses and commercial sites. Monitor supported equipment, investigate changes and coordinate maintenance, with the operating evidence available for review.
One
Portfolio view
Factories, hospitals, campuses and commercial sites across supported equipment brands.
Review
Asset risk
Asset-health estimates support investigation and maintenance planning.
M&V
Savings evidence
Diesel savings compare reporting-period use with an approved, operating-condition-adjusted baseline.
01 · Built for C&I obligations
One operating record. Different teams can act on it.
Solar ESCOs and portfolio owners
Protect contracted performance
Track service interruptions and equipment condition across sites, plan maintenance and bring the operating context into client reviews.
EPC and O&M teams
Turn faults into prioritized work
Normalize alarms across inverter and battery brands, rank asset risk, and carry the evidence into work orders and vendor follow-up.
Corporate energy teams
Oversee energy use across sites
Review solar, battery and diesel readings across connected sites, identify changes and coordinate follow-up with your service team.
C&I in practice
Start with the question at your site.
Hospitals & healthcare facilities
Which equipment needs closer attention?
Investigate battery and inverter condition, review maintenance priorities and follow the work through technician findings. Give facilities teams and contracted operators the same record to work from.
Universities & institutional campuses
What needs follow-up across the estate?
Bring connected plants into one view. Keep maintenance assignments, equipment history and operator follow-up available to the facilities team.
02 · Asset health
Batteries are your capex. Know which sites are consuming it.
Investigate battery and inverter health with the operating conditions and evidence behind each estimate. Use the finding to plan maintenance; a risk estimate is not a guaranteed failure date. Automatic work-order creation has separate gates.
Battery health · estimate
84%SoH
Remaining useful life412 days
Cell divergence+1.8% / wk
Estimation methodMODEL BASIS
Estimates, not observed customer results. Review model confidence and coverage before deciding on maintenance.
03 · Performance, evidenced
Give clients the result and its basis.
Prepare the client conversation around service delivered, interruptions and the actions taken. Use the uptime report for the period summary and the supporting telemetry and diesel comparison to explain changes.
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Hardware comparisons
Equipment groups A–E, not measured vendor performance. Compare like-for-like conditions and inspect the underlying evidence.
The figure and its basis belong together.
These fields show what to inspect in a report.
- Uptime report
- Site and reporting period
- Which service obligation does this statement cover?
- Availability basis
- Contract service model and exclusions, where configured
- Without a configured contract, availability is calculated from service status over the reporting intervals. Data coverage shows how much information supports that result.
- Energy and performance
- Delivered energy, daily series and supported performance sections
- Inspect the calculation basis, covered days and any unavailable result.
- Supporting telemetry
- Trusted and delivered coverage, reviewed together
- Read both measures in the telemetry view alongside the uptime statement.
- Separate diesel comparison
- Fuel evidence and an approved site baseline
- Review operating adjustments and site prices separately. An absent input is not a zero value or an assumed saving.
The uptime report and supporting telemetry/diesel records are separate outputs. Their scope depends on the configured service boundary and available evidence. Report integrity is not independent verification, certification or a performance guarantee.
04 · Works at the weakest link
A portfolio is only as visible as its least-connected site.
A factory may have fibre while another site has an intermittent link. Commissioned nodes retain readings locally and retry synchronisation. Remote views remain stale while disconnected; power and storage still bound the record.
Priority synchronisation · ladderLOCAL BUFFER
T1
Alerts & safety
higher priority · delivery needs a link
T2
Control acks
command records
T3
Telemetry
batched · compressed on the edge
T4
Bulk history
opportunistic · waits for good signal
Priority indicates queue order, not guaranteed delivery time. Buffering depends on power, storage and configuration.
Scope your plant
One plant or a distributed portfolio.
Scope the equipment, metering and operating workflow for a single industrial plant or multiple sites. Bring your plant capacity, controller list and reporting requirements to the discussion.
Discuss your plantCaptive & embedded generation
Operating captive or embedded generation? Discuss your plant configuration, fuel types and the monitoring scope required. Equipment and signal coverage are reviewed for each deployment.
Telecom energy sites
Explore a focused monitoring and maintenance workflow for supported tower power equipment.
Explore telecom energy05 · The evidence
The basis for your review.
Per site
Fuel spend and genset runtime are established from the site's own history before reporting dispatch savings.
Approved diesel baselineEvidence-led
Battery and inverter risk estimates depend on site evidence and model maturity.
Asset-health reviewM&V
Diesel savings compare reporting-period consumption with an approved baseline adjusted for operating conditions.
Site-specific diesel comparisonLinked outputs
Client uptime and energy reporting, telemetry coverage and diesel comparisons are distinct outputs with their own calculation basis.
C&I uptime reportingLocal buffer
Commissioned edge nodes queue readings during interrupted links, subject to power, storage and configuration.
Gen318 edge architectureQuestions before you start
Check the fit for your sites.
Can Gen318 support hospitals and healthcare facilities?
Gen318 supports monitoring and maintenance workflows for connected solar and hybrid energy equipment at hospitals and healthcare facilities. Facilities teams can investigate battery and inverter condition and follow maintenance through technician findings. Equipment readings alone do not establish uninterrupted power at clinical circuits; the reporting scope depends on the supply points measured.
How does Gen318 support university and institutional campuses?
Facilities teams can bring connected campus plants into one operating view, review equipment history and coordinate maintenance with contracted operators. The starting scope is agreed around available equipment connections, responsible teams and the records needed for review.
Can Gen318 be used for captive or embedded generation?
Captive and embedded-generation projects are assessed by plant configuration, fuel types, controller access and available signals. Bring the capacity, equipment list and reporting requirements for a deployment review. Support for a particular plant or capacity range must be confirmed during scoping.
Bring a site where equipment and maintenance need closer attention.
Walk through equipment visibility, maintenance follow-up and the service evidence you need to review with your team.