Performance assurance for African C&I solar and hybrid portfolios.
Across Nigeria and Africa, Gen318 connects inverter, battery, meter, and genset data to the work and evidence that keep C&I sites performing. Built for solar ESCOs, EPC and O&M providers, asset owners, and corporate energy teams, it is the operations-intelligence layer beneath your energy service—not an EPC, power provider, or billing platform.
Rooftops, factories, campuses, and remote sites across inverter brands — one operating picture.
Battery and inverter risk surfaces early enough to turn emergency downtime into planned work.
Diesel savings compare reporting-period use with an approved, operating-condition-adjusted baseline.
One operating record. Different teams can act on it.
Solar ESCOs and portfolio owners
Protect contracted performance
Bring uptime, yield, diesel displacement, and data completeness into one reviewable record for client and finance conversations.
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
Prove reliability and savings
See how every factory, campus, branch, or warehouse is performing and report energy outcomes without rebuilding the story in spreadsheets.
Batteries are your capex. Know which sites are consuming it.
C&I plants live and die on battery and inverter replacement cycles. Gen318 tracks state of health against operating conditions, ranks portfolio risk, and opens the work order before degradation becomes an outage.
Flagged 19 days before projected failure — work order WO-0142 opened automatically with parts list attached.
Hardware comparisons
Uptime, fault rates, and serviceability compared across every brand in your fleet — procurement decisions from your own data, not spec sheets.
Give clients and finance one number they can trust.
Gen318 reconciles inverter, meter, battery, and genset telemetry into portfolio uptime and energy-yield evidence. Diesel savings use an approved baseline and reporting-period comparison, with operating conditions such as irradiance normalized in an IPMVP-aligned measurement approach. The same records become client reports, board packs, and vendor scorecards.
A portfolio is only as visible as its least-connected site.
A factory may have fibre while a warehouse, branch, or tower has 2G. The edge node keeps collecting and running local inference offline; alerts sync first and history follows when the signal returns. Connectivity gaps do not become evidence gaps.
When the network drops, nothing is lost — the queue drains in priority order when signal returns.
Numbers you can check.
Fuel spend and genset runtime are established from the site's own history before reporting dispatch savings.
Approved diesel baselineTarget warning window for battery and inverter degradation before a component failure.
Gen318 platform targetDiesel savings compare reporting-period consumption with an approved baseline adjusted for operating conditions.
IPMVP-aligned diesel savingsClient uptime, energy yield, diesel savings, and data completeness from the same telemetry evidence trail.
C&I uptime reportingEdge autonomy keeps collection and local inference operating through extended cloud outages.
Gen318 edge architectureStart with the C&I sites where performance is hardest to prove.
We will map the data sources, reporting obligations, and diesel baseline before the pilot starts.