C&I Solar & Storage
Savings Verification

For each billing period, Verify computes a baseline bill — what your site would have paid on its pre-microgrid tariff against its pre-microgrid load — and compares it to the actual bill from the utility. The delta is your savings, attributable to the microgrid, line item by line item.

Traditional measurement and verification (M&V) — IPMVP Option C, for instance — measures avoided energy in kWh, then notes that converting to dollars is hard because tariffs vary. Verify does the dollars directly: bill-level M&V that reconciles the actual utility bill against a counterfactual tariff, line item by line item. It's the financial true-up that energy-based M&V usually leaves to a footnote.

The baseline tariff is the rate schedule your site would still be on if the microgrid weren't there. Choosing it correctly — same utility, same tariff structure, same applicable adders — is the single most important input for a defensible savings number. Verify lets you configure baseline and post-install tariffs independently per site.

Verify can recalculate monthly or quarterly on a schedule. When utility tariffs update or new bills come in, the numbers refresh automatically — so the dashboard your CFO opens is always current.

Yes. A single site model can combine PV, battery storage, and other behind-the-meter assets. Savings are attributed to the whole microgrid, with line-item visibility into where energy and demand charges shift.

At minimum: the utility account, the baseline and current tariff identifiers, and historical bills (or interval data) covering your comparison window. Verify takes it from there — tariff math is powered by Genability, so you don't hand-build rate logic per site.

Yes. Genability-backed tariff modeling handles time-of-use windows, demand charges, tiered rates, and tariff-specific adders. You can layer custom adders on top of the catalog tariff when your contract has site-specific riders.