This approval means that solar companies using Solo’s platform can now seamlessly submit accurate, verified production data, SAVs (solar access values), TSRF values, and system designs generated by Solo directly to Energy Trust for incentive consideration—streamlining reviews and approvals for necessary post-sale incentives and requirements.
With this validation, Solo’s production forecasting engine and associated products, such as shade reports, SAVs, and per-panel TRSF production estimates, are now formally recognized by one of the most respected organizations in clean energy program management. Energy Trust has rigorous data requirements to ensure solar production estimates and TSRF values are consistent, transparent, and trustworthy.
“This approval reflects our commitment to accuracy, compliance, and helping solar companies scale faster by removing friction from the process,” said Tom O’Keefe, CEO at Solo. “We’re proud to give our customers tools that help them qualify for major state incentives with confidence and speed.”
This milestone reinforces Solo’s role as the platform of record for leading solar companies—offering bankable production forecasts, install-ready designs and proposals, AHJ-compliant designs, and integrated tools that accelerate the path from proposal to installation.
To learn more about Solo’s approved data and tools or how to participate in Energy Trust incentive programs, visit
https://insider.energytrust.org/solo-approved-as-new-solar-resource-tool/?the-program=solar
Energy Trust of Oregon is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to helping communities thrive through clean, affordable energy for all. We offer services and cash incentives to help more than 2 million customers of Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, NW Natural, Cascade Natural Gas and Avista in Oregon and Southwest Washington save energy and generate clean power. Together, we are advancing a clean energy future that builds resilience, promotes equity and supports economic vitality. Learn more at www.energytrust.org or call 1-866-368-7878.