Site solar & wind on stable ground.
A solar array or wind farm is a thirty-year bet on the ground it stands on. Pile refusal, frost heave, drainage and corrosivity decide foundation cost and uptime, and they change across a single site. We screen the soil under every panel and turbine before the interconnection study, so the geotech surprises happen on the map, not in the field.
Renewable energy developers
Weighted toward slope, shrink-swell, and drainage: the drivers of solar and wind foundation stability.
Same six measured factors. The weighting changes, the score changes, the customer changes. One database underneath.
Renewable siting score
The one factor stack, reweighted toward what drives racking and foundation design, scored continuously across a project footprint.
- Bearing & pile suitability
- Shrink-swell potential (LEP)
- Drainage class
- Corrosivity to steel
See it in the live tools.
Your products.
A go / caution / no-go verdict on a site, per parcel, with a written assessment for the executive who signs.
See product →A licensed pedologist's written answer to the question on your desk, defensible to a lender, a regulator, or a jury.
See product →Continuous, exact-survey-line soil surfaces, licensed for integration. The end of the polygon.
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