Meet our team at The smarter E 2025 in Munich, Germany, at booth A4.140 As a leader in cloud cover observation and forecasting, Reuniwatt offers a clear overview of the amount of solar and wind power production available in the next minutes, hours, days, and weeks. Forecasting time horizons can always be adapted to your individual needs. Intra-hour forecasts help avoid curtailment and increase
Are we truly ready for the next solar storm? The Sun is more than just a source of light and heat—it is a dynamic and powerful force that can influence life on Earth in unexpected ways. Solar storms, caused by intense bursts of energy from the Sun have the potential to disrupt modern technology and pose risks to space travel, making it essential to
[Webinar Series] When AI meets the sky: All sky imagers - from basic research to energy applications We are proud to present a webinar on cutting-edge research in atmospheric sciences and cloud observation techniques: When AI meets the sky All sky imagers - from basic research to energy applications will showcase the collaborative efforts of researchers in advancing our understanding of cloud dynamics and their
Meet us at COAT Oberpfaffenhofen to learn how Reuniwatt's observational network and dataset catalogue can provide you with access to valuable data from installations across Europe.COAT 2025 - Communications and Observations through Atmospheric Turbulence COAT 2025 is a multidisciplinary workshop to address the biggest challenges in free-space optical propagation from astronomy to optical satellite links.Cloud monitoring and forecasting is critical for many industries. With tools from
[Webinar Series] Contrails in the climate system - enhancing NWP through cloud observation and AI The CONTRAILS project aims to provide tools to monitor the impact of contrails on climate. As a joint work of the German Weather Service DWD (DE), Thalès Research & Technology (FR), Reuniwatt SAS (FR) and Laboratoire atmosphères, milieux, observations spatiales (FR), the goal of the subproject at DWD
Reuniwatt, a leader in cloud observation and solar irradiance estimation and forecasts, marks its 15th anniversary. The company's flagship product, the infrared all-sky imager Sky InSight™, continues to revolutionize renewable energy and atmospheric sciences alike. Reuniwatt, a pioneer in cloud observation and solar irradiance forecasting, proudly celebrates its 15th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in its journey towards empowering the renewable energy transition. Since
EO4ER (“Earth Observation for Energy Risks”) has been selected by ESA in the context of the Destination Earth (DestinE) flagship initiative, to develop a Digital Twin Component prototype for the energy sector. EO4ER’s consortium is composed of IT and cutting-edge software development specialist OHB Digital Services, THU’s application-orientated Smart Grids Research Group and cloud estimation and forecasting expert Reuniwatt. Reuniwatt, OHB Digital Services and
Paris Space Week is an important industry event that promotes innovation and networking in the space industry. The Reuniwatt team will participate in the 12th edition of Paris Space Week. Book an appointment now and meet us in person on February 4 and 5, 2025! Cloud cover forecasts for Space & Defence applications Paris Space Week 2025 is just around the corner and we
Reuniwatt is excited to announce its participation in the World Future Energy Summit (WFES) 2025 in Abu Dhabi, where the focus will be on the critical importance of solar and wind forecasts for utility-scale projects. Committing to Wind and Solar The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is making significant strides in renewable energy, with ambitious goals set to double its clean energy capacity as part
Our presentation at AMS Annual Meeting 2025 We are excited to announce our participation in the AMS Annual Meeting 2025, where we will be presenting our research on "Leveraging Wide-Field of View Imagers to Improve the Instantaneous Cloud Amount Estimates". Join our presentation on tuesday, January 14, 2025 starting 2:15pm during Session 7.3. Cloud cover day and night measurement uncertainties persist due to subjective
