Loss waterfall (9 steps)
From GHI on the roof through transposition, soiling, temperature, cables, inverter, and availability — every cut in kWh, like a worked BVJ rooftop example on the home page.
India · Solar simulation · PVsyst alternative
PVsyst set the global bar for photovoltaic system simulation and bankable yield reports. REEOS keeps that engineering posture — hourly losses, PR, degradation, PDF diligence — and adds what Indian bids actually need: wind and seismic codes at the pin, five weather files compared at your coordinates, and a kWh waterfall lenders can read without opening a black box.
From GHI on the roof through transposition, soiling, temperature, cables, inverter, and availability — every cut in kWh, like a worked BVJ rooftop example on the home page.
Block unsafe string lengths on cold mornings and check DC cable ampacity at peak roof temperature before the yield engine runs.
40 MW ground-mount, ten metered years, unnamed in public materials — REEOS predictions tracked against actual generation.
One workspace for production and storage when Enterprise teams bid multi-site solar and BESS packages.
PVsyst remains widely named for utility-scale lender reports worldwide. REEOS competes where Indian compliance, cloud collaboration, and transparent losses matter for weekly EPC and IPP bids.
| Capability | REEOS | PVsyst (typical) |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly yield / loss physics | Yes — visible waterfall | Yes — detailed engine |
| IS 875 / IS 1893 at pin | Built in | Manual / external |
| Five weather sources compared | PVGIS + 4 more, locked in PDF | Meteonorm / PVGIS workflows |
| Cloud browser workspace | Yes | Desktop-first |
| Bankable PDF + datasheets | One run | Export reports |