Energy Contribution
Energy contribution shows how participating machines and sites support the SolarCompute network.
What this page tracks
SolarCompute connects available compute capacity with energy-aware infrastructure. Energy contribution pages are intended to show how participating machines, hosts, and sites contribute to network activity.
During public testing, this page can remain factual while live reporting is prepared and connected to verified network data.
Future public signals
- Energy contributed by participating sites
- Machine runtime linked to workload activity
- Regional contribution summaries
- Host participation signals
- Network activity over time
How contribution supports workloads
Host
A participating site provides available machines, energy, or infrastructure.
Machine
Approved machines connect to the SolarCompute network and report availability.
Workload
Public workloads are queued and assigned to available compute capacity.
Report
Verified activity can be summarised for public network transparency.
Live figures will require verified data
SolarCompute will avoid publishing unverified contribution figures. Public reporting should be connected to trusted network telemetry, workload records, machine runtime, and host participation data.