Lost Solar Generation from Fault Delays
Definition
Without automated monitoring, solar PV systems experience faults that reduce output until manually identified, causing direct revenue loss from forgone energy generation.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: 14% loss in solar generation, averaging AUD 132 per residential system annually[1]
- Frequency: Ongoing for unmonitored systems
- Root Cause: Manual or absent performance monitoring delays fault detection
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Renewable energy services in Australia 🇦🇺 lose 14% solar generation ($132 p.a. per residential system) from unmonitored faults. Automation of performance monitoring eliminates this risk.
Affected Stakeholders
Solar service providers, Installers, Asset owners
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Related Business Risks
Energy Cost Overruns from Suboptimal Usage
Metering Deficiency Energy Waste
Hidden Asset Failure Costs from Incomplete EPC Lifecycle Coverage
Lifecycle Cost Visibility Failures in Asset Business Case Development
Emergency Response Coordination Overruns
Environmental Approval Non-Compliance Enforcement Actions
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