DNV GL PV monitoring base grows to 5 GW with GreenPowerMonitor acquisition

Independent energy consultancy firm acquires the Spanish monitoring and control platform to pool more than 5 GW of global solar PV under their collective monitoring umbrella.

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DNV GL, a global consultancy for clean energy projects, has announced today the acquisition of Spanish firm GreenPowerMonitor for an undisclosed sum.

The deal sees DNV GL assume ownership of GreenPowerMonitor’s global monitoring platform, aligning its portfolio with DNV GL’s own to create a partnership serving the monitoring and control needs of more than 5 GW of installed solar around the world.

GreenPowerMonitor will, as part of the acquisition, be given access to DNV GL’s global network, while DNV GL will benefit from the expertise of GreenPowerMonitor’s 56 software experts that serve more than 200 customers globally.

According to DNV GL group president CEO Remi Eriksen, the deal brings together world-leading domain knowledge, technical expertise and digital deliver platforms passed on data-driven monitoring services for solar customers.

DNV GL Energy CEO Ditlev Engel added: "Global installed PV is expected to triple over the next five years and by 2025 it should be the most economical form of electricity in many regions of the world. By joining forces with GreenPowerMonitor, we will be able to better support the industry in its growth ambitions."

GreenPowerMonitor CEO Juan Carlos Arevalo stressed that the company’s full teams in Barcelona and California will continue to serve existing customers going forward. "This transaction will strengthen our global delivery capabilities and continued technological development."

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Ian Clover

Ian joined the pv magazine team in 2013 and specializes in power electronics (inverters) and battery storage. Ian also reported on the UK solar market, having worked as a print and web journalist in Britain for various multimedia companies, covering topics ranging from renewable energy and sustainability to real estate, sport and film.

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