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Tag: analytics

  • Check out APsystem’s new Energy Monitoring and Analysis website

    APsystems just launched a new, redesigned version of its Energy Monitoring & Analysis (EMA) website. Let’s check it out. What’s new? The web-based platform, available for free on any connected device, monitors and reports module-level energy production of solar arrays which utilize APsystems inverters and provides that information to homeowners andRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Draker Corp. explains new generation solar data acquisition, control systems

    Draker Corporation, a global provider of data management, analytics and control systems for distributed power generation and a subsidiary of BlueNRGY Group Limited, announced its new generation data acquisition and control systems for connecting solar power plants with Draker’s monitoring and analytics platform. The new systems will be available forRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Locus Energy solutions now available to Ten K Solar customers

    Locus Energy, a solar data and analytics platform provider, and Ten K Solar, the company maximizing value in commercial rooftop solar, announced a partnership that makes Locus’ broad and scalable solar fleet management solutions and Virtual Irradiance available to current and future Ten K customers. The partnership enables Ten KRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Enact Systems wins $1.6M in awards from Department of Energy

    Enact Systems, an end-to-end business automation software platform for distributed energy, has been awarded two cooperative grants from the U.S. Department of Energy SunShot Initiative. The two awards, add up to $1.64 million over 18 months with requirements for cost sharing by ENACT. The company’s software-as-service platform is a leading business automationRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • SolyMoly launches online shopping for solar energy

    The solar industry is drawing interest across the United States. The Obama administration is trying to push solar more and more, and Google announced its interest in solar planning. What’s bigger than those two things? But turning interest and curiosity into a solar install still brings a lot of unknowns. SolyMoly, theRead More — Solar Builder magazine