Two complete records, nothing to fill in
The free register shows what happened, with the site and the companies named as the reporting names them. A verified record shows what failed, why, what it cost and how it was confirmed, as structured fields. Here are two in full, exactly as a subscriber sees them. No email, no form, no account.
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Why these two are shown in full. Every entry on the register names the site and the companies as the public reporting names them. What a subscriber gets is the structured record behind the entry, and these two show it in full. Which entries appear here is an explicit list, not a rule.
What people use it for
Frequency and severity by technology, OEM and age, with the loss and downtime data behind each event.
Has this integrator, OEM or operator had verified incidents, and what happened next.
Failure elements and root causes by supplier before you sign.
Evidence of how comparable sites have performed, with sources a planning officer can check.
The same entry, free and paid
Compare a live entry from the free register with the fields subscribers see behind it.
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Verified record fields (subscribers)
- Site name and location
- Operator and owner
- OEM, integrator, EPC
- Capacity MW and MWh
- Technology detail (chemistry, module type)
- Commercial operation year, age at incident
- Incident date
- Root cause as stated by sources
- Failed element
- Fire service response
- Injuries, fatalities, evacuation
- Downtime in days
- Loss estimate
- Insurance claim and regulatory action
- Verification status
- Every source, with link and date
- Analyst notes on what is uncertain