Anza Renewables, California based solar and storage software company, has introduced a new solar software platform designed to aid developers, independent power producers (IPPs), EPCs, utilities, and investors in optimizing solar project decisions. The platform offers access to data covering over 110 solar modules from 30+ suppliers, allowing users to compare pricing, technical specifications, and risks. The software is intended to help users streamline project planning, mitigate risks, and make data-driven decisions efficiently. It also features a subscription model tailored to different business needs.
Anza launches new software for solar developers
Anza’s software offers solar developers a competitive edge with advanced tools.(Photo Credit: Anza Renewables)
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