Expected production
Know what each string, inverter and turbine should produce under the day’s sun, wind and temperature.
See your energy system clearly. Plan your next move.
Unyx Energy builds digital twins of solar and wind plants. Ask the twin what each string, inverter or turbine should produce at any minute and, when a reading differs, which fault explains it and where.
SolarStorageWindGrid
Connected sources. A shared understanding of what comes next.
Many sources.
One operating picture.
Your sources are connected. Your decisions should be, too.
Production data, battery status, equipment availability and operating schedules often live in separate systems. The complete picture takes work to assemble.
Equipment performance
When a reading falls short, see which faults could explain it and where they are on the plant.
Maintenance follow-up
Keep inspections, photographs and tasks with the asset they concern.
A day at Sonora.
Block B001: 144 strings and 2,016 modules, modeled by Unyx Energy minute by minute.
Cell temperature—
20 °C70 °C
Morning28 June 2026 · Sonora, Mexico
Plane-of-array irradiance—W/m²
Operating DC current—A
Block AC power—kW
Sunset
Preparing the day…
From a connected view to coordinated action.
Our development approach starts with a clear view of one site and builds toward decision support and supervised automation.
Connect
Bring the plant’s equipment, layout and operating records into one model, each record attached to the asset it describes.
The foundation: reliable visibility.Model
We compute the plant from its physics: sun, wind, temperature and the electrical network of its equipment, at any minute. Each value comes with a proven bound.
The next step: informed decisions.Coordinate
When a reading departs from the twin, the twin ranks the faults that could explain it and locates them on the plant plan. Your team plans the response in Solaria and Eolia; supervised automation comes as operating evidence allows.
The progression: action with accountability.
Built around the realities of your site.
The first conversation starts with the energy sources you have, the decisions your team makes, and the operating question you need to answer.
- Solar and wind asset ownersProduction, availability and site context
- O&M operatorsInspections, faults and performance reporting
- Project developersEquipment, layout and production studies
Let’s explore your plant’s next move.
Tell us about your plant, its equipment and data, and the question you need answered. Start a conversation about a pilot.