Israel based vHive has launched a groundbreaking product for the autonomous digitization and AI analysis of solar farms. This solution provides detailed insights into power anomalies, their root causes, and impacts on power loss, helping solar power producers and O&M teams to prioritize repairs and ensure peak performance. The Auto-Discovery and Multi-Drone technology allows for efficient, autonomous data capture, reducing on-site inspection times and improving data quality. The Digital Twin platform offers both a portfolio-wide overview and detailed drill-down capabilities, supporting optimal maintenance cycles and maximum performance. It also provides a unified management solution for both solar and wind energy assets, streamlining operations and enhancing efficiency.
vHive launches AI-powered solar farm solution
vHive’s platform offers a unified solution for managing all renewable energy resources, including solar and wind. (Image Credit: vHive)
Masdar and SOCAR’s solar projects align with Azerbaijan’s push for green energy by 2030. (Image Source: Masdar)
Solis’ latest low-voltage hybrid inverter focuses on easy installation, safety, and scalability for residential solar power users. (Image Source: Solis Inverter)
Anza offers metrics like Effective $/W to help developers compare domestic and international solar module options for informed purchasing. (Image Source: Anza)
The updated Studer app provides an all-in-one solution for solar energy flow analysis and consumption tracking. (Image Source: Studer)