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Sells global solar irradiance and climate data (typical meteorological years, historical records, climate-change scenarios, forecasts) for solar-energy planning, simulation, and monitoring, delivered via web application, API, and DLL.
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1Global solar irradiance and climate reference dataset: typical meteorological years, historical records and climate-change scenarios, delivered through a web application (app.meteonorm.com), Climate/Observation/Forecast/Horizon APIs, and legacy software/DLL
Scale ~400 high-quality irradiance stations plus 9Coverage Information Technology · UtilitiesTickers FSLR · ENPH · SEDG
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What does Meteonorm (Meteotest) do?
Sells global solar irradiance and climate data (typical meteorological years, historical records, climate-change scenarios, forecasts) for solar-energy planning, simulation, and monitoring, delivered via web application, API, and DLL.
What data does Meteonorm (Meteotest) offer?
Meteonorm (Meteotest) offers (solar irradiance & meteorological reference dataset with APIs) — ~400 high-quality irradiance stations plus 9,000+ stations for other parameters, 5 geostationary satellites, 50 climate parameters.
How is Meteonorm (Meteotest)'s data delivered?
The data is delivered by api.
How do I get a sample from Meteonorm (Meteotest)?
The supplier's own access route is an api signup. Request a sample through Brickroad to start.
How is Meteonorm (Meteotest)'s data licensed and priced?
self-serve prepaid API tokens: bundles or monthly-renewing token plans, usable across all four Meteonorm API products; token prices are behind the shop/customer portal, no public rate card. Stored value was null but the model is discoverable. — No price points visible: the site routes to a Shop and a Customer Portal rather than publishing rates, and docs.meteonorm.com returned no extractable content on fetch. The Shop implies paid, self-serve license purchase, but nothing on the fetched pages distinguishes a recurring subscription from a perpetual/version license, so the model is left null rather than guessed.. Terms and price bands are in the Buyer room.
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