Search before you price.
Sweep ILR, GCR, pitch, equipment, battery size, and grid export constraints. Compare energy, CapEx, OpEx, LCOE, and project value before detailed engineering.
EPC teams are often asked for cost, schedule, and execution confidence while the project direction is still moving. RE PILOT helps you search across PV + BESS configurations early—before a narrow set of assumptions hardens into the estimate.
Sweep ILR, GCR, pitch, equipment, battery size, and grid export constraints. Compare energy, CapEx, OpEx, LCOE, and project value before detailed engineering.
The first layout behind an estimate carries assumptions about equipment, density, DC capacity, storage, grid limits, energy, and cost. RE PILOT gives preconstruction, estimating, and engineering teams a shared way to test that logic while the project is still flexible.
Search combinations of ILR, GCR, pitch, trackers, modules, inverters, and battery size instead of polishing the first plausible configuration.
Compare the frontier across LCOE, energy yield, CapEx, OpEx, grid capacity, and project value without pretending one metric tells the whole story.
Give both teams visibility into the assumptions behind each preferred direction, so the handoff continues the decision process instead of restarting it.
Use the Pareto frontier to see the strongest available trade-offs, then carry a shortlist of credible directions into detailed engineering.
Talk through your search spaceSet equipment choices, variable ranges, capacity goals, and constraints such as the grid export limit.
Generate and evaluate viable PV + BESS configurations across the variables that shape the project.
See where the strongest trade-offs cluster across energy, cost, LCOE, and project value.
Select directions that fit the bid strategy, then move into PVFARM for detailed design and buildability work.
RE PILOT identifies the project directions worth pursuing. PVFARM turns those directions into detailed project models for layout, civil, electrical, energy, and constructability decisions.
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