Challenges
As the client’s renewable portfolio expanded, data was being generated across multiple solar, wind and battery sites, along with separate SCADA and settlement systems. Since each source followed its own structure and reporting frequency, building a single, consistent view of performance took extra effort.
The team needed a better way to bring this data together so they could compare actual generation with expected output, understand the reasons behind performance changes and prepare cleaner inputs for forecasting.
They also needed the flexibility to handle the differences between solar, wind and battery assets without losing important site-level details. The goal was to create a reliable data foundation that made reporting and analysis simpler while still supporting the needs of each asset type.
Solution
Lucent designed a unified data pipeline that brought SCADA telemetry, grid meter readings and site-level operational data into one consistent flow. Through its Data Engineering Services, Lucent Innovation consolidated these fragmented data sources into a scalable architecture that made renewable energy data easier to manage, analyse, and use for forecasting.
The solution focused on four key areas:
- Unified data collection: Brought telemetry, settlement meter data and operational records together from multiple sites and market regions.
- Consistent data processing: Cleaned, aligned and checked incoming data so teams could work with a dependable view of generation and performance.
- Performance analysis: Connected generation data with factors such as weather, asset availability, curtailment and operating events to help explain changes in output.
- Forecast-ready data: Structured historical generation and operational data so it could be used more consistently for future production forecasting.
This gave the client a clearer flow of information from individual assets through to reporting and analysis. Teams could compare actual generation with expectations, investigate performance variations more efficiently and work from the same underlying dataset.
The pipeline was also designed with future growth in mind, making it easier to bring additional renewable sites and new data sources into the same reporting framework.

