Frequently asked questions

We work with utility and distributed solar, onshore wind, hybrid clean energy systems, and energy storage assets. Our diagnostics suit urban centres, remote communities, and industrial campuses across Canada.

Exposure mapping merges climatic data, terrain models, and site instrumentation readings. This process reveals risks such as icing, snow load, or salt spray, ensuring our recommendations are grounded in local realities.

Yes. We connect with industry-standard SCADA and historian systems, then layer our analytics to enhance system performance analysis without disrupting established workflows.

EcoVerdanos delivers workshops, digital manuals, and coaching sessions so project teams can operate diagnostics tools confidently and sustainably.

Discovery, instrumentation review, and baseline assessment generally take four to six weeks. Longer engagements may follow for continuous monitoring or hybrid clean energy optimisation. We tailor timelines to client readiness and site conditions.

Yes. We prioritise respectful collaboration, incorporating traditional knowledge, local priorities, and community-led governance into every engagement.

We employ encrypted transfer protocols, secure storage, and access controls. Data handling procedures follow Canadian privacy legislation and client-specific requirements.

Reach out through our contact form or by phone. We will schedule a discovery call to understand your objectives and define the right blend of diagnostics, environmental analysis, and monitoring support.