Present the project assumptions and calculated results in a document the customer or project team can review. The report brings together the analysis carried out in Azimutis, from field shading data to production and economic indicators.
Depending on the analyses performed and report options selected, bring together the horizon profile, estimated production, module layout, self-consumption, battery impact and economic indicators.
Show the project inputs alongside the results: orientation, tilt, PV capacity, consumption and energy prices.
Use the report to discuss shading analysis, estimated PV production and the project indicators. The results should be read alongside the assumptions rather than as a guaranteed energy output.
For projects configured with consumption and storage analysis, review self-consumption, estimated savings and battery impact. Describe the consumption profile, energy prices and battery assumptions used for the comparison.
See how these inputs are used in the PV project assessment.
Use the PDF for customer discussions and project documentation. Use the hourly CSV export when you need time-series values in a spreadsheet or another analysis workflow. Horizon profile exports serve a separate purpose: reusing the measured obstacle profile in compatible PV tools.
For a project review, the report and detailed data can document the production assessment within a PV financing application.
Work on the same project in the mobile app and the Azimutis web portal, with your data kept in sync. Review the analysis and generate a report for the configuration you want to present.
Depending on the project and selected options, the report includes project assumptions, shading analysis, estimated PV production, module layout, economic indicators and self-consumption or battery results.
No. The PDF presents the study for reading and sharing. The hourly CSV provides a time series for spreadsheet analysis or further processing.
No. They are estimates based on the survey, model inputs, consumption profile, prices and other calculation assumptions.
