Wind Plants

You can register wind plants in Mirox today and manage them as first-class resources alongside your solar and battery sites. Curtailment settlement for wind plants is live; dedicated wind monitoring and turbine analysis are Planned — the platform's automated component analysis currently covers solar PV, and wind support is being built out next.

What You Can Do Today

A wind plant is a full Mirox park resource. Once you create a park of type wind, everything the platform offers around organizing and governing a site applies:

Portfolio organization — group wind plants into portfolios alongside other plant types.
Resource hierarchy and access — assign roles per park, share plants across organizations through cooperations, and keep one consistent permission model for every site.
Plant records — maintain contacts, comments, site documents, and a site outline image per plant.
Connectivity and remote access — reach on-site infrastructure through the VPN and Browser Proxy, and inspect the local network with the Local Network Inspector.

Where wind sits today

Wind plants share the same cloud platform, agent, and security model as solar. What is still being built is the wind-specific data interpretation layer — the automated component analysis, loss detection, and turbine health monitoring described below. Curtailment settlement is the first piece of that layer and is already available.

Curtailment Settlement (Redispatch 2.0)

The first wind-specific analysis is live: when the grid operator orders your plant down, Mirox detects the curtailment and reconstructs the compensable lost energy (Ausfallarbeit) per turbine and quarter-hour under the BilAReM rules — the same legal engine that settles solar plants.

What You Configure

Settlement method — one of the three legal methods, chosen per plant in the market configuration.
Hub height — per turbine, so the weather service's wind profile can be extrapolated to the rotor.
Reference turbine — per turbine, where a machine's own anemometer is not usable and a neighbouring turbine should stand in for it.

Both turbine fields live in the turbine drawer; see Configure Wind Turbines.

The Three Methods

Spitz Wind — the certified power curve at the turbine's own nacelle wind speed.
Spitz Wind light — the certified power curve at a reference wind speed: an assigned reference turbine, or the weather service at hub height.
Pauschal Wind — the turbine's own feed-in in the last unrestricted quarter-hour before the curtailment, held flat.

Every method is computed, one is claimed

Mirox settles all three methods side by side on every curtailment, so you can compare them on a real event before you declare a method to the grid operator. The method you configure is the one the revenue figures use.

Monitoring and Analysis — Planned

The automated analysis engine that powers component health, loss detection, and performance evaluation is implemented for solar PV only. The following wind capabilities are on the roadmap and are not yet available:

Turbine telemetry — per-turbine production, wind conditions, and operational state surfaced on the dashboard.
Production analysis — expected-versus-measured output and underperformance detection adapted to wind.
Availability tracking — uptime, downtime, and downtime attribution per turbine and per farm.
Loss attribution — distinguishing real production loss from weather and communication gaps; curtailment is already separated out by the settlement engine.
Event detection — automated detection of stoppages and grid disconnections (curtailment detection is live).

Planned, not shipped

These wind capabilities are described to signal direction, not current functionality; curtailment settlement above is the exception and is live. For the analysis that is live today, see Solar Plants and the Digital Twin.

Plant Catalog Overview — the plant types Mirox supports and how they fit together
Solar Plants — the fully supported plant type today, with live monitoring and analysis
Battery Storage — battery energy storage plants in Mirox
Digital Twin — the automated analysis engine (solar PV today, plus wind curtailment settlement)
Resources — how organizations, portfolios, and parks are structured