Standard Solar has announced a partnership with Wattch, a provider of next-generation cloud based energy monitoring, intelligence, and control solutions. Enhancing observability and schedulability will enable standard solar companies to operate more efficiently, adapt to constantly changing market environments, and meet the growing operational demands of dynamic energy markets. According to the agreement, Standard Solar will migrate its existing approximately 370 megawatts of power generation to the Wattch platform and utilize Wattch's hardware, software, and services to support more solar and energy storage projects planned for the next few years.

Rick Berube, Chief Operating Officer of Standard Solar, said, "We partnered with Wattch because of their emphasis on data quality, control, and integrated SCADA - functions that are crucial for modern, resilient energy operations. Their platform provides our team with visibility and functionality to optimize performance and make faster and wiser decisions. ”

This collaboration is driven by Wattch's industry-leading capabilities, including Wattch Digital Twin for a deeper understanding of energy loss sources, cloud based diagnostic tools for remote problem identification and resolution, and rapidly developing automatic battery monitoring and control capabilities.

Other factors contributing to Standard Solar's decision include Wattch's comprehensive API, which seamlessly integrates with the company's current technology stack tools and databases, and the platform is easy to install and can support low-cost monitoring and retrofitting of existing sites.

Wattch co-founder and CEO Alex Nussey said, "We are thrilled to expand our partnership with Standard Solar. Their rich experience in renewable energy asset management, coupled with our engineering team's persistent pursuit of innovation, will drive the continuous improvement of our platform. This collaboration ensures that we can build solutions that can address the practical operational challenges that customers face every day