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
On Dec 11-12, Reuniwatt's team will be present at Energaia 20244 in Montpellier, France. You can find our team on Booth F04 in Hall B2.Portfolio monitoring and forecastingSunSat Live is Reuniwatt's tool for real-time monitoring. It that can be quickly deployed anywhere on the planet. It allows for an unbiased and independent vision of the estimated irradiance over a portfolio of installations. We now offer
Reuniwatt's recently opened Melbourne office will be showcasing our solar and wind forecasting solutions at All Energy Australia and IMARC 2024 this October. Reuniwatt at Australia's largest clean energy event All Energy 2024 All Energy Australia is the country's largest exhibition and conference and the place to discover cutting-edge technologies and solutions in wind and solar energy. As Australia continues its transition to renewable
The 2024 EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference is a key annual event for the meteorological and scientific communities. Reuniwatt is proud to be present at the conference and share their latest advancements regarding solar irradiance retrieval from satellite data. Discover the role of satellite data for solar energy forecasting at the upcoming EUMETSAT conference Satellite-based irradiance estimations present numerous advantages over ground-based measurements, including rapid
[Webinar Series] Contrails observations with cameras and satellites - from lab to airfield? Contrails detection and observation has been a topic investigated by researchers since several years, but the development is reaching a new peak with the first commercial airlines interested in applying MET services capable of predicting the eco-sensitive areas, as well as monitoring their evolution in real time. In this webinar, we’ll explore
Meteorological conditions play an important role in air traffic safety, and highly accurate real-time weather data is essential for air traffic management. In its latest edition, Meteorological Technology International has dedicated an article to next level cloud observation, featuring Reuniwatt's sky imager Sky InSight. You can find the article in the September 2024 edition, pp. 105-107. Taking the right decisions: cloud analysis for aviation
Reuniwatt is regularily publishing their latest findings on researchgate. We are also always looking for interns and PhD candidates interested in Atmospheric Sciences, machine learning and energy meteorology! Our latest publications Join us at the upcoming EMS 2024 conference to explore our latest work. Cloud cover day and night measurement uncertainties persist due to subjective observations. Various ground instruments like radiometers and ceilometers offer
Solar power production forecasts have become an essential tool for solar power producers and developers. As the adoption of solar energy continues to grow, accurate forecasting plays a crucial role in optimizing operations, maximizing revenue, and ensuring grid stability. The Value of Backtests, or Historical Forecasts One of the key applications of solar power production forecasting is the use of historical forecasts for revenue
During the ACTRIS Science Conference 2024, Reuniwatt had the opportunity to showcase the unique features their Sky InSight offers in terms of cloud observation, including cloud type classification, cloud optical depth, cloud-base height and improved circumsolar detection. Improving cloud observation via sky cameras Observing cloud formations from the ground using sky imagers offers several benefits, both for scientific research and practical applications. These advantages
