Smart energy and storage
VPP integration
Prepare eligible sites for contracted electricity buyouts through Solarun’s established VPP—never via the public demo.
Who this is for
Households · Commercial facilities · Public-sector campuses
Iran (Full calculator support) · Other markets (Discovery / consultation)
Included
- Readiness checklist
- Eligibility conversation
What you leave with
- Readiness note
Not included
- A guaranteed buyout rate
- Browser-based plant control
VPP integration documents metering, controls readiness, and the contractual steps required to participate in Solarun’s established Iranian virtual power plant. Eligibility is not automatic. The website demonstration shows concepts only; it does not dispatch real assets.
Who this is for: Households; Commercial facilities; Public-sector campuses. Markets: Iran (Full calculator support); Other markets (Discovery / consultation).
Problems we help you name: Confusing a simulation with enrollment.
A typical engagement includes Readiness checklist; Eligibility conversation. It does not include A guaranteed buyout rate; Browser-based plant control.
You provide Interconnection status; Owner intent. You leave with Readiness note.
1. Prioritize: Name the loads, duration, and control points that matter. 2. Integrate: Connect storage, charging, or monitoring to that plan. 3. Prove: Show backup and coordination behavior in a labeled commissioning script.
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What is Solarun’s virtual power plant?
Solarun operates an established virtual power plant in Iran that can buy electricity from participating customers under documented legal contracts with the grid. Participation depends on eligibility and contract terms. The public browser demonstration explains energy flow; it does not control real assets or enroll a site.
When can a site join contracted VPP buyouts?
After interconnection, metering, and controls meet the readiness checklist, and after both parties sign. Eligibility is not automatic with a solar installation. Buyout rates are not published on this website; they belong in the contract, not in marketing copy.