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Singularity Energy vs Solargis

Singularity Energy vs Solargis: Grid and emissions data platform that utilities use to run clean energy programs, hourly matching and RPS filings.…

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Field-by-field comparison of Singularity Energy and Solargis
FieldSingularity Energy

Grid and emissions data platform that utilities use to run clean energy programs, hourly matching and RPS filings.

Solargis

Bankable solar resource data and PV modelling software, published at €2,400 to €4,800 per year for its design tiers.

Pricing modelCustom quoteSubscription
Pricing publishedPricing on requestPublic pricing
Starting priceEUR 2,400 / year
LicensingProprietaryProprietary
Pricing detailsNo published price list; the vendor books a demo and quotes per utility or program scope.Prospect Basic €2,400/year (5 users, 500 new projects); Professional €4,800/year (10 users, 1,000 projects); Enterprise quoted. Evaluate time-series subscription €12,000/year.
Free tierNoNo
Assets coveredGrid
PlatformsWeb, CloudWeb, API
Region supportUSGlobal, EU
ComplianceNot statedNot stated
API availableNoYes
Last verified2026-10-272026-10-27

Editor's take on Singularity Energy

Pitched at utilities and grid operators, not at the corporate buyer who signs a PPA: what it replaces is the spreadsheet and registry reconciliation behind a clean energy program, plus the deadline tracking that RPS filings depend on. The demonstration on the vendor's page is concrete, a Midwest utility managing millions of megawatt-hours of certificates across dozens of sources, which is the scale where hourly matching stops being possible by hand. A company looking only for its own Scope 2 report will find a platform built for someone else's regulated obligations; the fit is a utility, a program administrator or a grid operator. Pricing is demo-gated.

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Editor's take on Solargis

The published price is the differentiator: €2,400 to design a handful of C&I projects a year against competitors who quote on request makes budgeting straightforward, and the comparison is on capability rather than sales effort. The data history and stated 250 metre resolution are the substance behind the price, and albedo-based bifacial modelling is what utility-scale work needs. A buyer should decide whether they need Prospect for design or Evaluate for time series, because the €12,000 tier is a different purchase with a different justification. Enterprise terms are negotiated for portfolios. A solid default for developers and EPCs working across several markets from one team.

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