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Solarscope

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A web platform that lets commercial solar developers screen sites on an interactive map, with AI assistance for single-site analysis and portfolio ranking.

solarscope.io
Solarscope homepage screenshot

About Solarscope

SolarScope is a browser-based tool for commercial solar developers who need to judge whether a location is worth pursuing. Instead of gathering separate datasets, the user opens a map-first workspace called Site Studio and sees solar potential, transmission lines, flood zones and other site constraints in one place. The homepage says the product is still in development and is recruiting beta testers.

A typical session starts by pinning a project area by address or coordinates, then switching on data layers such as PVGIS and NREL solar radiation, transmission infrastructure and flood zones. An AI project assistant answers questions about the selected site using irradiance, terrain, constraints and financial inputs, while a pipeline analysis feature compares a whole portfolio, ranks sites by opportunity and points out where data is missing. Source data is credited to HIFLD, NASA POWER and the EU Joint Research Centre.

Key features

  • Interactive map workspace for solar site screening
  • Toggle PVGIS and NREL solar radiation layers
  • Transmission line, flood zone and infrastructure overlays
  • AI assistant that answers questions about a site
  • Portfolio pipeline analysis that ranks sites by opportunity
  • Pin project locations by address or coordinates

Good fit for

  • Screening candidate sites for a commercial solar project
  • Ranking a pipeline of sites to decide where to focus
  • Early feasibility checks before detailed engineering
Tags
solar
site-analysis
gis
maps
feasibility
ai-assistant
energy
saas

Solarscope: questions and answers

What is Solarscope used for?
Solarscope is a web platform that lets commercial solar developers screen sites on an interactive map, with AI assistance for single-site analysis and portfolio ranking. It is a good fit for screening candidate sites for a commercial solar project, ranking a pipeline of sites to decide where to focus and early feasibility checks before detailed engineering.
How much does Solarscope cost?
Paid plans for Solarscope start at $9 per month, and there is no free plan.
Is Solarscope open source?
No. Solarscope is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Maps & Navigation category, open-source options include OpenStreetMap, Organic Maps and Dawarich.
What are some alternatives to Solarscope?
Other SaaS products in the Maps & Navigation category include Cesium, Felt and HuntScout.

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