Solar Analytica begins with the record: satellite resource, prices, dispatch, climate and technology data joined carefully enough to support a real decision. This is the catalogue of that work.
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Cross-market layers, comparable between countries
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National market structures, prices and delivery
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Western Australia's isolated grid, watched closest
34 published layers. 33 report live operational status; the rest are versioned releases.
Carry one question into its public record, rows and readiness gate.
This routes a declared task to its evidence. To browse the layers themselves, use the catalogue below.
These are not generic data categories. Each pillar exists because it answers a specific part of a solar decision: resource, realised value, risk, technology or market structure.
34 layers
Fixed market snapshots with source vintages, material changes and release checks retained beside the live market profile.
Source health, observation vintage, release status, expected cadence and comparable historical editions across the decision datasets.
Primary grid providers with access, reuse, freshness, batch quality, reconciliation and canonical-serving status.
A versioned record joining forecasts to permission, delivery, observed operation and later revision without collapsing those evidence states.
Exact-model traces from product and manufacturer to current approved-product source lists and jurisdictional market rules.
A transparent screening index for storage need, solar momentum, flexible-load value and grid-transition pressure, with every score linked to its evidence.
Location-level irradiance and climate-adjusted yield baselines for PERC, TOPCon and HJT systems.
Annual household tariffs that turn generation into an avoided-grid-cost lens for solar economics.
Heat, rainfall, smoke, wind, storms and atmospheric variability read against PV output.
Annual comparison plus a monthly climate-adjusted transition record: generation mix, carbon intensity and solar-resource context.
Population, urbanisation, electricity access and age structure joined to electricity generation, with per-person comparison measures.
Operating, distributed and utility-scale solar capacity set beside the prospective project queue and realised annual generation.
Deterministic records of demand, rooftop solar, ramping, pricing, generation-mix and capacity-pipeline events, with the triggering value and primary source retained.
Exact-model checks against current Australian and California equipment lists, with immutable snapshots and detected additions, removals, relistings and expiries.
A classification layer for residential battery chemistry, certification and control-system evolution.
Climate-led loss and resilience factors that affect output, specification and operating assumptions.
A fixed monthly edition joining NEM and SWIS operating pressure, rooftop solar, price shape, carbon context and evidence readiness.
Exact connection-class fixed, flexible and dynamic export rules with operating ceilings, fallback limits and monitored source status.
AER-reported export-service outcomes by distribution network and regulatory year, with zeros kept distinct from unreported values.
Binding NEM constraint evidence joined to flows, price separation and only those consequences supported by an explicit evidence class.
Each monthly Cheaper Home Batteries release kept as its own vintage, so a figure can be read as it stood on the day it was published rather than only as the record later revised it.
A fixed-vintage comparison of AEMO rooftop solar forecasts with AEMO's later estimated actual record, preserving uncertainty and missing evidence.
AEMO registered stock and CER certificate-approved additions kept separate, then reconciled only where geography, time, technology and units align.
Historical NEM spread distributions, annual opportunity ranges and merchant-risk concentration set beside SWIS and global transition-pressure signals.
Asset-level scenario screening for batteries, solar, flexible load and aggregation, separating observed market evidence from editable commercial assumptions.
Daily demand, price, ramp and generation-mix ledgers, with a public shadow surface for receipt-backed NEM and SWIS operating snapshots held behind a manual promotion gate.
Quarterly measures of what energy assets capture against the indices and spreads used to frame them.
WA interval model quantifying the value recovered between the published static fallback and ceiling for one exact Western Power connection class.
Publisher forecast editions and later observed outcomes form the operating record inside Projective Layers, with missing observations left visibly missing.
A focused evidence layer for the world’s largest isolated grid, combining the versioned operating record with a public shadow surface for receipt-backed real-time demand and withdrawal estimates.
Small-area population, household, housing-form and age context for distributed-energy and demand screening across the SWIS public-extent cohort.
Small-area solar and battery adoption, local housing addressability and published Western Power network opportunities in one decision surface.
Legislated A1 and A2 supply and consumption charges retained as a versioned local input for distributed-energy screening.
Interval-aware WA solar economics joining generation timing, household load, tariff periods and network export envelopes.
Start with the job, then follow declared links from evidence layers into the reports and workspaces that use them. This view is built from the public registries: no relationship is inferred, and an empty connection remains an honest gap.
Published layers
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Published reports
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Declared links
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1 / Decision
Which markets, systems, or technologies differ on a comparable basis?
Choose a layer to see every publication that declares it.
2 / Evidence layers
3 / Analysis and action
Grid and delivery
Annual comparison plus a monthly climate-adjusted transition record: generation mix, carbon intensity and solar-resource context.
The published layers and the rows behind every charted report, searchable together. Public export, aggregate-only, interactive and research-access boundaries are declared rather than implied, and a withheld bulk route is accompanied by the reason. Free with attribution.
63 entries, 4 with the bulk route withheld and the reason stated.
Public export
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Public export
Exact-model evidence is readable in the product surface, while bulk redistribution remains bounded by source-list terms.
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Outputs depend on user-supplied commercial assumptions and are not a canonical observed dataset.
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Aggregate only
Current-list evidence is searchable, while bulk source-list redistribution remains bounded by publisher terms.
Research access
Public export
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Public export
Vintages are national aggregates of public regulator releases and are publishable in principle, but no export route is built yet; each row is only meaningful beside the as-at date it was captured under, so an export must carry that date rather than a single current value.
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Machine-readable catalogue: /data/catalog.json
Source data can be public without the decision layer being shallow. Solar Analytica adds the joins, constraints, time windows and uncertainty notes that make a figure useful without making it look more certain than it is.
The data desk is developing access for teams that need recurring market structures, exports and evidence packs. Tell us what decision you are trying to make.