Damien RAYNAUD and Guillaume TREMOY took part at the 7th International Conference Energy and Meteorology from June 27 to 29,2023. Topics addressed:
- Solar energy assessment and forecasting in insular regions: the Tahiti case study
- West African solar forecast errors and their link with meteorological conditions: case study of the Zagtouli solar farm (Burkina-Faso)
- West African Mineral Dust: a key in the NExus ClimaTe – WATer – Energy

Our team is thrilled to announce the launch of our new forecasting system, which promises to change the way you make use of weather and power forecasts.

Increased flexibility and autonomy, improved accuracy and risk assessment, live updates, and actionable decision-support tools.

Manage your operations effortlessly with the API's broad functional scope, including plants portfolio management, forecast retrieval, and production measurement transmission.

Check out our blog post to find out more.

Short-term forecasting plays an increasingly important role in integrating solar energy into power systems and electricity markets. Yet, the capabilities of state-of-the-art operational solutions often struggle to meet customers’ increasingly demanding needs and expectations.

Steadysun is taking part in the NETWAT (NExus ClimaTe - WATer - Energy) research project. This project aims at developing technological solutions to foster the integration of photovoltaic (PV) production in West Africa without compromising the sustainability of water resource management; a major issue in this region which records the highest atmospheric dust load in the world.

EDT ENGIE uses our intraday forecasts up to 12 hours ahead for energy dispatch scheduling (diesel gensets, hydropower, storage), and intra-hour forecasts up to 10 minutes ahead to manage spinning reserves in real-time. Last September 11, forecasts even helped EDT ENGIE supply the Tahitian grid with 100% renewable energy for one hour.

As a plant manager, project developer and grid operator, you may have questions about how to increase your productivity or facilitate the integration of solar energy? Steadysun organises a road show from September 5 to 16 in Australia to understand your electric supply issues.

Are you a grid operator looking to solve the solar variability issue? Are you a developer of solar power plants in insular regions and want to minimize your penalties? This webinar will provide an opportunity to understand how solar production forecasting is a reliable solution to reduce the carbon footprint while ensuring security of supply.