Energy Intelligence

Renewables, Power Infrastructure & Energy Storage

Find and compare sites, design plants and connections, estimate energy, cost and returns, and follow construction — one project, one map, with the evidence behind every number.

For: Developers, IPPs, utilities and TSOs, EPC contractors, investors

Solar PVWindBESSHydropower (run-of-river)SubstationsLine routingTower spottingAccessQuantitiesTechnical, cost and feasibility reports

What you give WaiMAP

  • A point, a site boundary or a route A → B
  • Plant size and equipment choices (modules, turbines, conductor, storage hours)
  • Optional: your own data — met-mast or solar time series, price series, survey DEM, CAD / IFC drawings, unit prices

What it does

Automatic

  • Resource from the atlas, PVGIS / NASA POWER and your data
  • PV layout, stringing and cabling; wind layout and wakes
  • Least-cost route alternatives, simple and optimum tower spotting, sag-tension, clearance and tower loads
  • Substation estimate with single-line diagram; quantities and Class 4–5 cost; project finance

Manual input

  • Choose the equipment and design criteria
  • Enter or confirm your unit prices
  • Confirm the route, angle points and assumptions before the report

What you get

  • Technical, cost and feasibility reports (PDF, Word, PowerPoint, HTML)
  • Excel calc sheets and BoQ
  • DXF / DWG / IFC drawings, KML / GeoJSON
  • Data Trust appendix and Bankability Assessment (supports bankability — no lender approval)

Planned

  • Dam and reservoir hydropower engineering

Demonstration project

Demonstration project (generated with WaiMAP engines)

Whitewell NPP – Bulgaria – Germany transmission corridor (demonstration) — figure

Whitewell NPP – Bulgaria – Germany transmission corridor (demonstration)

A 400 kV corridor of about 2,418 km screened with the WaiMAP line engines: three route alternatives on an open-data cost surface, three representative 10 km sections with spotting, sag-tension, quantities, optimum spotting and checks.

Video

Poster: Transmission Line Engineering Video coming soon
Transmission Line Engineering · Recording

Videos are published after review. Video centre

Who it is for

  • Renewable developers and IPPs
  • EPC contractors and owner's engineers
  • Utilities and transmission operators
  • Investors, lenders and technical advisers

Key output: Site suitability, engineering insights, project maps, feasibility inputs and monitoring reports.

BESS report results in WaiMAP: CAPEX, revenue, IRR, LCOS and cycles, duration comparison and scenario table for a 50 MW / 2 h sample
BESS dispatch, revenue and economics — sample inputs, synthetic market year.

Use cases

Solar PV and wind

Hourly yield with P50–P99, layouts, stringing and cabling for PV; NASA POWER or met-mast wind with long-term correction, wakes and layout optimisation.

Battery storage (BESS)

Market dispatch, revenue stack, degradation and augmentation, LCOS, finance and economic analysis.

Hydropower

Run-of-river: flow duration curve, design flow, waterway hydraulics, turbines, energy, BoQ and finance.

Transmission lines and substations

Least-cost routes, sag-tension and clearances, optimum tower spotting, substation configuration, SLD and CAPEX.

Terrain, access roads and site preparation

Platforms and cut / fill alternatives, drainage, mass haul, abnormal-load access for blades and transformers.

Construction progress and operational monitoring

Drone orthophotos and point clouds, progress against plan, observation areas around operating sites.

Across the project lifecycle

One project from the first screening to operation — the same map, data and drawing at every stage.

Stage 1

Development & Feasibility

Site screening, resource, grid connection options, land → capacity, 8-axis go / no-go, finance.

Stage 2

Design & Engineering

Plant layout and electrical design, line mechanics, substation estimate, terrain and drainage design, BoQ.

Stage 3

Construction & Commissioning

Progress S-curve, interim payment certificates, drone surveys, revisions of the project drawing.

Stage 4

Operations & Maintenance

Observation areas, PV defect screening on drone orthophotos; predictive O&M is rolling out.

Workflow

  1. Pick or import the site
  2. Screen resource, grid and constraints
  3. Design the plant and the connection
  4. Run yield, cost and finance
  5. Check Data Trust and readiness
  6. Issue the report and follow construction

Key deliverables

Report and tool names as they appear in WaiMAP.

Solar yield report Wind yield report BESS report Hydropower report Energy hub report Electrical studies Line routing & mechanics Substation estimator Transmission line dossier Data Trust & Evidence Bankability Assessment

Capabilities

Checked against the code: what you can use today, what is being rolled out, and what is planned.

Available now

  • Solar PV yield, layout, stringing, cabling and PVsyst hand-over
  • Wind yield, wakes (Jensen / Gaussian), layout optimisation, P50–P99
  • BESS dispatch, revenue stack, finance and economics
  • Run-of-river hydropower
  • Grid connection screening, load flow, IEC 60909 short circuit, N-1
  • Line routing, sag-tension, clearances, optimum tower spotting
  • Substation estimator with SLD and BoQ
  • Energy hub, green hydrogen, CSP, combined cycle
  • Terrain Design Studio, drainage and mass haul for platforms and roads
  • Drone orthophotos, point clouds, progress and payments
  • PV defect screening on drone orthophotos (with WAI)
  • Data Trust & Evidence and sector Bankability Assessment
  • Stress test & weak links: regional hazards → element utilisation → weakest links; FEM (PV tables, lattice towers), harmonics, surge and protection grading (Team and above)
  • Project 3D: towers with catenary conductors, turbines, PV tables, substations and point clouds at real dimensions (Pro and above); section, clearance display and stress overlay (Team and above)
  • Dynamic studies: modal, response spectrum (EN 1998-1 / TBDY 2018), time history, wind turbine Campbell check, conductor vibration, transient stability and CCT, foundation settlement (Team and above)
  • Resource & hazard atlas on the map: Global Solar / Wind Atlas (incl. wind speed 150 m), population density (GHSL) and 100-year river flood depth (JRC / Copernicus) — in point reports, Data Trust, stress test and site screening
  • Engineering cockpit: KPIs with their source module, status matrix, ranked next steps, tornado / spider sensitivities as engine runs, calc sheets; Monte Carlo P50 / P75 / P90 of energy, NPV and IRR (Pro and above)

Rolling out

  • O&M and predictive maintenance (Enterprise)

Planned

  • Dam and reservoir hydropower engineering
Limits. Study level: concept, feasibility and early design. Yield, cost and finance support bankability but do not establish it on their own; detailed design stays with your design tools.

Reports from this solution follow the WaiMAP report structure (executive summary, location, maps and layers, data sources and observation dates, results, constraints and changes, quantities and assumptions, findings and limitations, appendices) at screening, feasibility-grade or bankability-readiness level. Module details: capability matrix · validation report · Bankability & Data Trust.