Solar & storage engineering software

Engineer the energy system.
Not just the layout.

HoneyWatt brings solar, battery and associated electrical engineering into one project workspace for solar EPCs, engineers and renewable-energy developers.

HoneyWatt Studio showing roof zones, module layout and string checks
ENGINEERING REVIEW REQUIRED ⓘ

HoneyWatt · demo feasibility layout. Engineering review is required before release.

Follow the workflow

From the site to the engineering output.

01

Site

Roof or land, constraints and inputs.

Start with a site and a documented design basis.

HoneyWatt Studio showing roof zones, module layout and string checks
ENGINEERING REVIEW REQUIRED ⓘ

HoneyWatt · demo feasibility layout. Engineering review is required before release.

02

Layout

Module arrangement and site constraints.

Review the placement and usable area in the engineering canvas.

HoneyWatt Studio showing roof zones, module layout and string checks
ENGINEERING REVIEW REQUIRED ⓘ

HoneyWatt · demo feasibility layout. Engineering review is required before release.

03

Electrical

Stringing and connections.

Inspect the single-line representation and electrical assumptions.

HoneyWatt demo single-line diagram with protection schedule and open review checks
ENGINEERING REVIEW REQUIRED ⓘ

HoneyWatt · demo single-line diagram. Shown at client-proposal stage; qualified engineering review remains required.

04

Storage

Battery sizing and operating assumptions.

Review storage requirements alongside the modelled system. This capture is a yield view, not a battery-sizing screen.

HoneyWatt demo report showing monthly yield, assumptions and review grade
ENGINEERING REVIEW REQUIRED ⓘ

HoneyWatt · demo yield report with assumptions and open checks. Modelled results, not a savings guarantee.

05

Simulation

Modelled yield and system behavior.

Inspect simulated output and its underlying assumptions.

HoneyWatt demo report showing monthly yield, assumptions and review grade
ENGINEERING REVIEW REQUIRED ⓘ

HoneyWatt · demo yield report with assumptions and open checks. Modelled results, not a savings guarantee.

06

Economics

Costs and financial assumptions.

Review yield alongside the project economics; this capture does not establish a financial return.

HoneyWatt demo report showing monthly yield, assumptions and review grade
ENGINEERING REVIEW REQUIRED ⓘ

HoneyWatt · demo yield report with assumptions and open checks. Modelled results, not a savings guarantee.

07

Output

Drawings, BoQ and qualified engineer review.

Review deliverables before release. This capture shows the SLD, not every available output.

HoneyWatt demo single-line diagram with protection schedule and open review checks
ENGINEERING REVIEW REQUIRED ⓘ

HoneyWatt · demo single-line diagram. Shown at client-proposal stage; qualified engineering review remains required.

Solar & storage engineering software

Follow the engineering, end to end.

A workspace for the people responsible for the design.

01

Layout & electrical

Move from the site arrangement into stringing, cable routes and electrical connections.

02

Storage & system context

Review battery sizing and the role of storage within the proposed electrical system.

03

Yield, economics & output

Review assumptions, engineering checks and deliverables before they become a commercial commitment.

Engineering output

Useful to the next
person in the project.

Carry a reviewed design into drawings, a bill of quantities and proposal preparation. Confirm the supported outputs for your project scope.

Review before release
01

Design basis

Record inputs, assumptions and site constraints.

02

Engineering review

Check electrical selections, yield assumptions and the intended operating conditions.

03

Deliverable review

Confirm output content and suitability for its intended use.

Scope & boundaries

Agree the deployment scope.

HoneyWatt supports engineering work. It does not replace qualified engineer review, statutory requirements or specialist studies. Sign in with your existing HoneyBee account to open the Studio.

Start with a real requirement.

Bring a workflow or project. Agree the scope before the rollout.

Open the Studio

Ready to operate what you designed?

Start with the part you need. Connect more when it makes sense.

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