Energy asset failures, found daily and sourced
An independent register of safety incidents at battery storage, solar, wind and grid assets. Free to read. Subscribers see who, where and what failed.
One number worth knowing. Of the records where the failure has been classified, two thirds have no cause established in any public source. Most of what is publicly known about these failures stops at the fire being put out.
What the free register gives you
- Every incident we can find, written up with what happened, contributing factors and lessons
- Every entry lists the sources it was written from
- Search by technology, country, year or keyword
- Email alerts when something new is confirmed
What a subscription adds
- Site, operator, owner, manufacturer, integrator and EPC
- Capacity, technology, age at incident and root cause
- Downtime, losses and regulatory outcomes where a source states them
- Company pages, benchmark tables and the full dataset as a CSV
Who uses it
Underwriters and brokers pricing technology risk. Lenders and advisers checking the counterparties on a term sheet. Owners and operations teams learning from failures at assets like their own. Fire and planning authorities looking for precedent.
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Being named in the register is not a finding of fault. The register reports what public sources state and does not investigate or assign blame. Figures on this sheet were read from the live register on .