New projects require a smart plan
Quicken the solar and wind energy planning and assessment process by leveraging a geographic approach through ArcGIS technology. Take advantage of ready-to-use online resource assessment data, interactive modeling, and analysis and visualization capabilities to build site-specific project plans. Manage multiple projects through mobile apps and real-time decision-support dashboards.
ArcGIS is authoritative technology for resource assessment and site planning. Scout for suitable project areas leveraging a wealth of online data, then use interactive analysis and modeling tools that can scale appropriately to assess site suitability for solar and wind energy planning.
Assess federal and state lands for long term energy production. Gauge the detailed terrain and environment data plus the interest of local landowners to prospect potential project sites. Coordinate mobile staff and track the real-time status and progress of multiple projects through interactive dashboards.
Collate permitting applications data and detailed site plans through an interactive 3D digital twin. Use this model to visually communicate project scope and sensitivities to interested stakeholders. Plan site layout and construction plan sequencing.
Assemble all the required data to conduct an appropriate solar and wind energy assessment and develop a prospective site plan in a common geographic system. Online data, analysis, modeling, and 3D visualization are integral assessment tools that help inform the site suitability process, allowing you to manage multiple projects and share plans efficiently with stakeholders.
Monitor project status through real-time interactive dashboards that report incoming mobile data feeds from multiple sources. Quickly assess project viability, environment, and cost sensitivities in a real-time decision-support loop. Prepare plans and permitting applications containing all project analysis data ready for review and submission.
Build intuitive 3D model visualizations to convey project scope and sensitivities. Leverage a wide variety of vector and raster data sources to create project plans that facilitate communication. Integrate with other systems such as building information modeling (BIM) to improve interactive updates and prepare for site construction.
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Energy companies use advanced analytics to assess everything from ocean depth and road networks to ROI as they grow their renewable energy portfolios.
Use analytical tools to identify patterns, make predictions, and share information across your organization, online, and through mobile apps.
Work with smart, data-driven styles and intuitive analysis tools that deliver location intelligence, and share your insights with others.
Access maps, apps, and data layers to support your work. Combine content with your own projects and explore how others are solving problems.
Create custom maps or add text, photos, and videos to existing ArcGIS web maps for interactive narratives that are easy to publish and share.
Work together with internal and external stakeholders to track project progress, improve outcomes, and create vibrant communities.
