Meteorological service for energy, Energy resources assessment
Founded in 2013 as a spin-off of INES (French National Institute of Solar Energy), Steadysun offers products and services to address the various challenges of the energy value chain related to the variability of solar and wind energy generation. The value delivered to our customers meets the needs for grid balancing, minimization of plant operating costs, securing of renewable energy trading portfolios and maximization of self-consumption, leading to increased integration of renewables into power systems. We support our clients throughout the lifecycle of their projects, from decision support to solution implementation and operational monitoring. Our core competencies are structured around three activities: 1) solar, wind and weather forecasting (short-term and nowcasting); 2) live irradiance/power data and cloud observations; 3) consulting in renewable energy and electrical systems. As of today, the company delivers forecasts to more than 14 000 sites over 25 countries worldwide.
If the company uses weather,
water and climate data
If the company provides
services for energy
If the company collaborate
with the National Meteorological
and Hydrological Services
Contribute to the net-zero
energy transition by 2050?
Brief introduction of services
for energy that the company practice
1. Solar, wind and weather forecasting:
SDG7 targets that the company contributes to
Target 7.1: Universal access to modern energy Target 7.2: Increase global percentage of renewable energy Target 7.3: Double the improvement in energy efficiency Target 7.A: Promote access, technology and investments in clean energy Target 7.B: Expand and upgrade energy services for developing countries
Climate-resilient practices your company has taken to respond to
extreme
events and climate change
The Climate Change Adaptation Program aims to identify and project climate change impacts, evaluate adaptation measures, and analyze effective adaptation strategies based on scientific evidence, in various areas, including ecosystems, air and water quality, and industrial activities like energy demand and supply. Through these research activities, the program supports assessing climate change impacts and promoting adaptation policies by the national government.
The findings from this research program will be made public on the Climate Change Adaptation Information Platform (A-PLAT) and the Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Information Platform (AP-PLAT).
The AFDB has an active portfolio of energy projects totalling over USD 12 billion, the Bank is a key stakeholder and influencer in supporting universal access to clean and affordable energy across the African continent. The New Deal on Energy for Africa aims at achieving universal energy access,
