Insights
Ranked recommendations across the portfolio · £9,132/year in identified impact
Recommendations
Ranked by £ impact · 9 active
Battery at Wolverhampton-01 approaching warranty cycle-count threshold
Plan a replacement budget ahead of end-of-warranty to avoid an unplanned capex hit.
36 kW of flexibility potential unused across the network
Aggregating spare battery flexibility into a VPP bid could generate additional grid-services income.
Battery charging schedule at Birmingham-01 could save another £2,100/year
Shifting charge windows to off-peak hours reduces grid top-up costs without affecting resident supply.
Wolverhampton-03 should receive a second battery — 8 units of spare demand
Household demand consistently exceeds current 5.8kWh storage capacity; a second unit unlocks additional billable capacity.
Solar clipping detected at Birmingham-05 — panels generating more than the inverter can use
Peak generation is being curtailed. An inverter upgrade or added storage would capture the lost yield.
BMS fault at Wolverhampton-03 — Battery Check is CRITICAL and 4 days overdue
Site has been offline intermittently. Estimated £46/month revenue at risk while the fault persists.
Switch 6 tenants at Birmingham-02 to time-of-use tariff
Consumption profiles for these households are heavily off-peak weighted — a TOU tariff would lower their bills without reducing site revenue.
Panels at Wolverhampton-04 are 34% below forecast — likely needs cleaning
Generation shortfall matches soiling patterns seen after prolonged dry spells.
Gateway firmware outdated on 3 sites — schedule remote update
Firmware v1.1.0–v2.1.0 in use; latest release improves fault detection accuracy.