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Loss Analysis Waterfall
Loss Analysis Waterfall is a new widget that we’ve added to the Greenbyte Platform to give you a quick and easy view on the sites and devices that lead to the biggest losses in your portfolio.
Video
Making sense of your status codes in Greenbyte
You might have heard many times that the more data you have the better, however when it comes to the status log of a wind turbine the amount of information can quickly become overwhelming and makes it incredibly difficult to draw useful conclusions. In this video, we dive into Greenbyte's status log with wind turbine whisperer Christos Kaidis.
E-book
Buyer’s Guide: Should I Buy or Build
We look at seven vital questions to ask when you are deciding if you should work with a renewable energy software partner or build your own system.
Video: The three frontiers to realize true value in renewables
Watch Jonas Corné, CEO of Greenbyte, explore the three frontiers to achieve to realize true value in renewables.
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Taxonomy explained
Taxonomy gives users the ability to assign energy losses to specific components - get a sneak peek of how this add-on can be used to match your needs.
Podcast
Podcast episode 4: 10 years of Greenbyte - Learnings & Lessons
Greenbyte turned ten years old in October 2020. In this episode, Jonas Corné - CEO & Founder looks back at where we’ve come from and share a couple of things he has learned along the way. To the next 10!
Video: Hear what Greenbyte's customers have to say
Hear from a few of our customers; Ventient, Parkwind and Total Eren, on how Greenbyte is used in their daily business.
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See you on the flip side!
Since we cannot be together this year at the Greenbyte Forum, here's a short video to get you up to speed on all the exciting things we have been working on.
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A typical control room workflow using Greenbyte
Check out this short video highlighting one of the main workflows performed by operating staff within a control room environment, using the Greenbyte Platform.
In four simple steps, we will go from a new fault being identified until it's acting upon by a control room engineer.
