Find the lost production and hidden risk in your wind assets

Most wind farm performance data comes from the OEM, the O&M contractor, or both. These parties are often the same entity. They operate the assets and typically have limited financial incentive to flag underperformance, since doing so exposes them to warranty claims, availability penalties, and contract risks. Independent third-party analysis of SCADA data gives owners and investors a defensible view of how assets are actually performing, calculated from raw data rather than contractor reports. This matters most at moments of commercial consequence such as acquisitions, refinancing, contract renewal, warranty disputes, and end-of-warranty assessments.

Most engagements begin with a free call to discuss the site, the commercial question, and the data available. A written proposal follows, setting out scope, deliverables, timeline and fixed fee. Engagement starts on a signed Master Services Agreement and project Scope of Work. For repeat clients, smaller pieces of work can be scoped under existing MSA terms. Framework agreements and procurement processes can be accommodated where required, and short timeframes can often be met.

SCADA data is typically shared as CSV, Parquet, or similar tabular exports from the client's existing data platform such as Greenbyte, Power Factors, Bazefield, or OEM portals. Secure cloud storage and shared SharePoint or similar platforms are the most common delivery methods. For larger or ongoing data feeds, scheduled exports to S3 or equivalent cloud storage, API access, or direct database read-access can be configured. Standard signal sets cover 10-minute SCADA at turbine level, with site-level metered output where available. Data format and delivery method are agreed during proposal stage.

Confidentiality obligations apply at every stage. Before any contract is signed, if required, a Non-Disclosure Agreement can be used to cover any data or information shared during scoping. Once engaged, the Master Services Agreement includes mutual confidentiality obligations that survive termination, covering all client data, deliverables, and findings. Client data and SCADA records remain the client's property and are processed on UK-based infrastructure with encryption and access controls in line with UK GDPR. Specific sites and locations are never disclosed in marketing or external communications.