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RenewableOperations & Maintenanceon the Record

The build is done. Now availability is the revenue and the weather decides when a fault gets fixed. POD puts the operating day on the record for solar, storage, and wind, from a voice note at the site to the owner's fleet dashboard.

A running plant reports nothing like a build, and each technology reports differently

A solar operator reads performance ratio and soiling. A wind operator reads availability and capacity factor. A storage operator reads state of health and round-trip efficiency. A generic maintenance log captures the work order and drops the day around it — the production lost, the window that gated the repair, the units trending toward failure. POD gives every operating technology the O&M report it actually needs, and rolls them into one fleet view.

Built for the operating plant, not the build

Availability is the revenue

Every idle hour is production that never reaches the grid. POD puts availability, capacity factor, and production-versus-plan on the daily record the asset manager and the lender read first.

The weather gate, logged

Access is the constraint — a wind window offshore, irradiance onshore. POD records the window that opened or closed and the repair it gated, so a slow week reads as weather, not neglect.

Beside your CMMS, not replacing it

POD is the reporting and intelligence layer over the operating day. It reads the files you already keep and turns faults, work orders, and hours into the report a CMMS was never built to produce.

One asset, its whole life

The same platform followed the site through construction and repower. O&M is the long chapter — decades of operation on the same login, not a new tool.

Every plant, one fleet

Solar farm, wind farm, storage site — each operating plant streams its availability and production into one fleet view an owner or asset manager reads at a glance.

GRIDPORTFOLIOSolarBESSOnshore WindOffshore WindRepowerSolar + BESS6 projects · 3 technologies · one portfolio, energized to the grid

The operating fleet on the dashboard

Two numbers a renewable operator reads first: is the fleet available, and is any plant slipping below plan.

The fleet — is it available?

Fleet Health Index

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Health radar

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Health pillars

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Production vs P500

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The plants — any slipping below plan?

Anomaly Detector: Production vs P50 (%)

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Recent anomalies

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Illustrative operating data. POD builds these from the O&M report you file — the metrics your fleet actually captures.

Built for the operating day, not a generic maintenance log

What gets trackedGeneric CMMS logPOD renewable O&M
Work order closedPlus MWh lost while the asset was down
Weather noteThe window that opened or closed, and the repair it gated
EquipmentWhich units produced, were curtailed, or were on fault
Production vs planMWh against P50, capacity factor, curtailment by cause
Fleet availability & reliabilityAvailability, MTTR, and the units trending toward failure
One portfolio across technologiesSolar, storage, and wind, running, on one fleet view

Free renewable O&M templates & KPI tools

Grab a free daily O&M report template for your technology, or use POD's free KPI calculators — Google Sheets, Excel, or PDF. No account needed.

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Renewable O&M reporting questions

A renewable O&M report is the daily operating record of a running plant: production against the P50 forecast, availability and capacity factor, faults raised and work orders closed, technician hours, and the weather window that gated access. It is the record an asset manager, a lender, and the OEM warranty team all read — and it looks different for solar, storage, and wind.

Last updated: July 2026