For Operators / Investors

Secure your yield. Know your risks.

You operate or finance PV plants and battery storage systems. We provide the independent technical assessment you need to secure yields, enforce warranty claims and underpin investment decisions.

At a glance: As an operator or investor you get court-proof facts instead of assumptions — from recurring condition checks to acquisition due diligence.

Swornpublicly appointed experts
VdScertified
TÜVcertified expert assessors
100%manufacturer-independent

What we do for you

Operational & portfolio inspection

Recurring condition assessment of your plant: modules, inverters, mounting structure, storage — including thermography and curve measurement in line with DIN VDE 0100-600 and VdS 3602.

DIN VDE 0100-600VdS 3602Drone + EL
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Yield assessment & defect analysis

Is the yield falling short of the forecast? We compare target and actual yield against meteorological reference data and STC back-calculation, identify causes and quantify claims.

Performance RatioDefect analysisWarranty
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Technical due diligence on acquisition

Before acquiring existing assets: red flag analysis, remaining useful life, CAPEX risks and a sound valuation — for solar parks and battery storage alike.

Red flagValuationBESS
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Sale & repowering decision

Before selling your plant: vendor due diligence, a sound valuation and Q&A support during the buyer process. For ageing plants we assess whether repowering or selling is more economical.

Vendor DDRepoweringValuation

DGUV V3 inspection

Recurring inspection of your electrical installations under DGUV Regulation 3, documented to standard. Fulfils your operator obligations and protects insurance cover in the event of a claim.

DGUV V3Operator dutyTest report
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End-of-warranty inspection

In good time before warranty periods expire: a full plant inspection to document defects and secure claims against contractors and manufacturers before they lapse.

WarrantyDeadlinesDefect records
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Frequently asked questions — operators & investors

My plant is falling short of the yield forecast — what now?

We quantify the underperformance through a target/actual comparison with meteorological reference data and identify the cause: module degradation, PID, shading, inverter faults or design defects. The assessment quantifies the loss and assigns responsibility, forming the basis for rectification or damages.

When is a condition inspection worthwhile?

At the latest before warranty periods expire (typically two or five years) — after that, enforcing defect claims becomes considerably harder. Also after extreme weather, when monitoring shows anomalies and before renewing O&M contracts.

What do you examine in a pre-acquisition due diligence?

Documentation and permits, component quality and remaining useful life, yield data and performance ratio, maintenance history and CAPEX risks such as an upcoming inverter replacement. On request as a fast red flag report or as a full technical inspection with a site visit.

Do you also support the sale of a plant?

Yes, on a technical basis: we prepare the technical documentation on the seller side (vendor due diligence), produce a sound valuation and answer technical questions from prospective buyers. A well documented plant demonstrably achieves better prices.

My plant is over 15 years old — repowering or sale?

We assess both scenarios on the facts: remaining useful life and condition of the components, remaining feed-in tariff or marketing revenues, repowering costs and the achievable sale price. The result is a transparent basis for the decision.

Is the assessment admissible in court?

Yes. All assessments are prepared in line with the requirements of the German Code of Civil Procedure and are usable as private expert reports in court proceedings, as a solid basis for settlements and judgments.

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Tell us about your plant and your concern. We will respond within 24 hours with an initial assessment and a transparent fixed-price offer.

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Last updated: 2026-09-23