PV FORECAST
Live monitoring tool
Fusebox forecasts what your site will actually deliver, trained on its measured history, its curtailment record, and its real available capacity.

A forecast at settlement resolution
Integration either direction
Live monitoring tool
Nameplate is a promise the hardware made once
- Connect inverters, meters, and site controllers through the same open integration layer as the rest of Fusebox system.
- The forecast trains on measured history.
- 15-minute intervals, tracking real weather for the site's exact location, tilt, and facing.
- A live status layer knows which inverters are actually online - the forecast adjusts to deliverable capacity, not nameplate.
- Bid and settle against the deliverable number, not the label - the gap between the two is what you'd otherwise pay imbalance on.
- Feed the forecast into Fusebox's own market workflows, or export it to your existing trading desk.
- Run the forecast inside Fusebox system end to end, or bring your own forecast and let Fusebox execute against it.
- Works standalone on a single site, or as one layer inside a full VPP with storage and flexible load alongside it.

FAQ – Frequently asked questions
48 hours ahead at 15-minute resolution, aligned to day-ahead and intraday settlement.
Yes. Each interval comes with a median and an uncertainty band, so your bidding logic can weigh volumes by how certain the forecast is.
The site's location, size, tilt and facing, plus its measured production history. Live inverter status lets the forecast follow deliverable capacity instead of nameplate.
Because sites rarely deliver it. A 5 MW plant that has never produced above 3.8 MW will bid power it cannot deliver if its forecast believes the nameplate, and the imbalance cost comes back to the asset owner.
No. PV Forecast works as a standalone SaaS product on a single site, or as one layer inside a full VPP where it feeds bidding and dispatch.
Either direction. We integrate with your SCADA, EMS and controllers, or your systems pull the forecast from our REST API. MQTT and IEC-104 are available too.
Yes. The interactive demo builds a forecast for your own site from real weather data: pick the place, size, orientation and day.
