Your project journey
Define the project once — every stage below reads from it.
Stage 2 of 7 — Screen·Frame phase — Define the project and decide if the site deserves work.
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What this stage needs from you
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Define a project first so the screener has a concept to score against.
Risks and gaps that remain
Where the resource data comes from
Solar irradiance and temperature come from NASA POWER satellite climatology. Wind uses ERA5 reanalysis at 100 m above ground level — a typical wind-turbine hub height — closer to rotor height than the 10 m measurement.
These are long-term modelled datasets, not on-site measurement. They are well suited to early screening and comparison between locations. A bankable yield assessment still needs a measurement campaign at the specific site.
Add your candidate location and any parameters you already have. Anything you leave blank is completed for you from comparable sites so the project can be modelled.
Results update as you change what matters and how strict the minimum acceptable site is.
Direct production potential
Renewable electricity potential
Whole-system performance
Electricity conversion performance
Hybrid supply and utilisation
Lower auxiliary energy demand
Sites must clear a minimum solar and wind resource, minimum electrolyser and system efficiency, and a maximum water-treatment power draw before they are ranked. Pro lets you set your own emphasis and how strict those minimums are.
H2Hub's numeric gates and criterion weights are applied server-side and are not published.
0 global candidate sites evaluated · 0 passed the current screening gates