Actual production
Measured energy or power produced by the system after validation.
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Measured energy or power produced by the system after validation.
The share of eligible operating time in which a system or component is available under defined evidence rules.
Output constrained near an inverter or system AC limit during high potential generation; often normal design behavior.
The share of expected intervals containing valid usable measurements.
Eligible expected energy minus actual energy, never silently inferred from missing telemetry.
Modeled generation based on site configuration, weather, and a named model version.
Global horizontal irradiance, expressed in watts per square meter.
An explainable summary of performance, availability, coverage, and qualified issue severity.
An estimate of forgone generation supported by expected production and quality-qualified evidence.
Eligible actual energy divided by eligible expected energy.
Plane-of-array irradiance incident on the module plane, expressed in watts per square meter.
A classification supported by analytical evidence but not confirmed by physical inspection.
Modeled lost energy multiplied by an explicit energy-value assumption; not guaranteed savings.
Performance loss associated with material accumulated on module surfaces; confirmation generally requires field evidence.
Timestamped measurements such as power, energy, irradiance, temperature, and equipment status.
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