Degradation and augmentation planning
Planned capacity trajectory, augmentation points and replacement responsibility, with per module health monitoring.
By planning for it in the contract rather than discovering it in year seven. Capacity falls with cycles and with time, so the schedule sets out expected capacity at each year, the point at which augmentation or replacement occurs, and who carries the cost. State of health is measured per module continuously.
What this includes
- Expected capacity trajectory by year
- Augmentation and replacement point definition
- Per module state of health monitoring
- Warranty condition tracking and claim management
- Cost allocation for augmentation
- End of life handling and recycling route
- What you receiveOutput
- Degradation schedule with augmentation plan and contracted responsibility
- When you need itTiming
- At contracting, not at the point capacity becomes a problem.
Assuming warranty capacity is delivered capacity. Warranties carry conditions on cycles and temperature that real operation often breaches without anyone noticing.
Delivered by our own team together with vetted specialist partners and, where the question needs it, a named member of our expert bench. We tell you who is doing the work before the engagement starts.
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