Priced per turbine under management.

One commercial axis, the same models on every engagement, and no per-seat charge. Multi-site portfolios and offshore fleets are quoted directly.

Assessment

One engagement

For operators establishing what a fleet is currently losing, before any deployment decision.

Runs on exported SCADA history
Per-turbine performance modeling
Ranked findings with annual value
Data validation report
Review with the modeling team

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Monitoring

MOST COMMON

Per turbine/ year

For fleets moving from a one-off assessment to continuous detection across every asset.

Everything in an assessment
Scheduled data transfer
Continuous fault and performance detection
Findings routed into the maintenance process
Named engineering contact

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Portfolio

Quoted

For offshore fleets and multi-site portfolios with mixed ownership or mixed manufacturers.

Multi-site and mixed-manufacturer fleets
Offshore access and vessel planning support
Reporting aligned to your investment cycle
Extended history retention
Contractual response commitments

One axis: turbines under management.

Pricing scales with the number of turbines modeled and with nothing else. There is no per-seat component, because charging by headcount would penalize an operator for putting more of the operations team in front of the findings, which is the opposite of the outcome the platform exists to produce.

Every engagement runs the same models on the same data. A ten-turbine site and a four-hundred-turbine portfolio receive identical detection quality. What changes with scale is the depth of history retained, the reporting cadence, and the contractual commitments on support and response.

The commercial logic is deliberately simple: the platform should cost a fraction of the energy it recovers. If an assessment cannot demonstrate that on your own historical data, it is the wrong product for the fleet, and we would rather establish that at the assessment stage than after a procurement cycle.

What the platform detects, and how each finding is valued

Included at every level of engagement.

Full per-turbine performance modeling

Every machine is modeled against matched operating conditions. Detection quality is not a commercial tier; a smaller site is not a less important one.

Predictive maintenance alerts

Component-level early warning across every turbine under management, with the supporting evidence attached to each alert.

Energy and revenue on every finding

Each detected loss carries its annual value, so work can be sequenced by return and defended afterwards.

Works with existing SCADA

No new hardware, no changes to the control system, and no downtime required to begin.

No per-seat charge

Engineers, analysts, and technicians all have access. The commercial unit is the turbine, not the user account.

Operational data remains yours

Data is processed to serve your fleet. It is not sold, and it is not pooled into a shared product without an explicit written agreement.

Questions that come up before a commercial conversation.

Do new sensors have to be installed?

No. The models run on the SCADA data the turbines already produce, which is why an assessment can be completed on historical data before anything is deployed. Where a site holds additional condition-monitoring data we can incorporate it, but nothing depends on it.

How soon does an engagement produce findings?

An initial assessment runs on historical data, so the first findings do not wait on a new collection period. Detection improves from there as the models observe more of the fleet's own operating conditions.

Does this work with turbines from different manufacturers?

Yes. The models learn each turbine's behavior from its own history rather than from a manufacturer's power curve, which is also why they work on older machines and on portfolios assembled through acquisition.

What does the commercial agreement say about our operational data?

It is processed to model your fleet. It is not sold, and it is not folded into a shared product without an explicit agreement. Data handling terms form part of the commercial agreement rather than being inferred from a policy page.

Is there an evaluation stage?

Yes, and it runs on your own historical data rather than on a demonstration dataset. The only convincing result is one that can be checked against a period whose outcome you already know.

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