DNV Integrates Resource Panorama and GPM Horizon Platforms to Enhance Data Reliability and Financing Confidence in Renewable Energy Projects

DNV Integrates Resource Panorama and GPM Horizon Platforms to Enhance Data Reliability and Financing Confidence in Renewable Energy Projects

(IN BRIEF) DNV has integrated its Resource Panorama and GPM Horizon platforms to improve data traceability and strengthen the bankability of renewable energy projects. As lenders place greater emphasis on the accuracy and completeness of pre-construction data, the combined solution enables developers to manage large volumes of wind and solar data more effectively. The platform automates monitoring, applies advanced data quality algorithms, and ensures that datasets are validated and traceable from collection to final reporting. Processing billions of data points per second and drawing from a global network of measurement stations, the system supports the full project lifecycle while helping developers present reliable, finance-ready data to investors. This integration reflects the growing importance of robust data management in securing funding and advancing renewable energy development in a competitive and capital-sensitive environment.

(PRESS RELEASE) HØVIK, 17-Apr-2026 — /EuropaWire/ — DNV has combined its wind and solar data platforms, Resource Panorama and GPM Horizon, to enhance data traceability and support the financial viability of renewable energy projects. This integration responds to increasing scrutiny from lenders, who are placing greater emphasis on the quality and completeness of pre-construction measurement data used in project financing decisions.

Securing funding for renewable energy developments depends heavily on precise resource assessments that demonstrate a project’s ability to generate consistent wind or solar output over time. Inaccurate or incomplete datasets can slow financing processes, raise capital costs, or negatively affect a project’s bankability evaluation. As a result, developers and financial institutions increasingly require datasets that are comprehensive, validated, and independently verified.

The integration brings together Resource Panorama, DNV’s meteorological data management platform, with GPM Horizon, an asset management solution operated by GreenPowerMonitor, a subsidiary of DNV. By linking these systems, the combined platform delivers a unified environment for managing renewable energy data across both wind and solar assets.

Through this unified solution, equipment monitoring is automated while DNV’s proprietary data quality algorithms are applied consistently across projects. The system continuously tracks sensor functionality, communication systems, and power infrastructure, identifying and flagging issues in real time. Each dataset undergoes analyst verification before being finalized, ensuring a transparent and traceable record from field data collection through to project documentation.

Juan Carlos Arévalo, Executive Vice President of GPM&S Digital and Data Solutions within DNV’s Energy Systems division, emphasized the importance of balancing speed with data reliability in project development. He noted that the integrated platform consolidates vast volumes of operational data into a single, validated source that developers can confidently present to lenders during financing processes.

The platform leverages input from tens of thousands of measurement stations worldwide and processes more than ten billion data points per second, reflecting the scale and complexity of modern renewable energy operations. By covering the entire project lifecycle—from initial site assessment through to commercial operation—the integration aligns DNV’s digital tools with the practical data workflows used by developers operating across multiple markets.

Originally launched in 2010, Resource Panorama has supported data management for renewable projects at every stage, including monitoring via meteorological masts, remote sensing technologies, and solar measurement systems. The integration with GPM Horizon further strengthens its role in enabling efficient, finance-ready resource assessments in an increasingly capital-constrained renewable energy sector.

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