Company launches a platform that allows users, among other things, to calculate performance ratios and benchmarks for solar power plants, contributing to greater savings and a reduction in the carbon footprint.
A Sotecnisol Power, a company in the solar photovoltaic sector, has launched the ROMA (Reporting, Operation, and Maintenance Application) platform, a tool that provides customers with simplified access to operational information about their photovoltaic plants, allowing them to assess their performance and efficiency in a very intuitive and practical way.
With the growing adoption of clean energy technologies, such as solar power, the efficient management of photovoltaic power plants is becoming increasingly important. In this context, ROMA emerges as an effective solution to meet the growing needs of customers seeking greater efficiency and speed in the flow of information, in order to ensure the optimal use of their photovoltaic power plants.
Through ROMA, users have access to all the technical specifications of their photovoltaic systems, including energy production and performance data, contract comparisons, billing histories, preventive maintenance management, incident logging and quantification, and performance reports. In this way, customers have the opportunity to actively contribute to reducing carbon emissions while benefiting from a more sustainable and cost-effective energy system.
On average, users of photovoltaic systems equipped with the ROMA platform can achieve savings ranging from 40% to 70% on their traditional electricity bill, depending on the system’s consumption profile.
“Photovoltaic systems are essential for the transition to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy mix,” says Filipe Bello Morais, general manager of Sotecnisol Power. “We believe that easy access to operational information about these systems is crucial for maximizing renewable energy production and promoting environmental sustainability. Thus, ROMA was developed so that each user can consciously manage the energy they produce and fully harness the potential of their photovoltaic plant,” adds the executive.
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