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Solar monitoring review when the installer goes quiet

If your portal is full of charts but short on answers — or support tickets go nowhere — SolarMD reviews the monitoring evidence and tells you what it actually means.

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When monitoring stops helping

What a SolarMD monitoring review covers

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Check your site for Zero Capex solarRequest a performance check

SolarMD funds, owns and looks after solar for C&I sites under a 15- to 25-year Zero Capex PPA, and also offers independent performance checks. When we make our own PPA offer, we say so. Savings are dependent on your rooftop size.

THE PROCESS

A monitoring review in four steps

Access

Read-only access to your monitoring portal and data exports.

Baseline

Expected generation from the design, weather and availability.

Gaps

Missing strings, offline inverters and data gaps, explained.

Actions

A short list of fixes for your EPC or warranty holder.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Do we need to change our monitoring platform?

Usually not. We work with the data you already have where access allows.

How much can I save?

Every site is different, so we work out your savings from your actual bills. After a quick site assessment and credit review, you'll get a clear offer showing your price per kWh and expected savings before you sign anything.

Does SolarMD install the system?

No. SolarMD is not the EPC. Qualified EPC partners design, install and commission systems; engineering approvals stay with licensed professionals.

Solar at ₱0 upfront for your site

Commercial and industrial businesses with a monthly electricity bill of ₱1.2 million and up (about 100,000 kWh a month), including hospitals, can apply for a 15- to 25-year SolarMD solar PPA. For ₱1.2M+ monthly bills, ask about the PPA-RES Combo.

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Savings are dependent on your rooftop size. SolarMD is not a bank, not the EPC and not an RES. Every offer depends on a site assessment, a credit review and a signed contract.