Diaspark Energy have agreed on a strategic alliance for software development for clean energy systems. Utilizing the advanced Enterprise software Diaspark Energy engineered specifically for NJRCEV's commercial and residential solar installations, the two businesses joined together to collaborate on new service and analytical models that enable data to be consolidated from multiple service providers into a single system and integrated into a suite of web-based software solutions. These models are integrated into the standard Diaspark Energy suite of web based software, and available to renewable energy providers.
NJRCEV Vice President Richard Gardner said: "We believe the future of system monitoring and control is to use enterprise grade software that can easily be scaled as our business grows. Diaspark brings a consultative approach and has worked with our team to develop a system that allows us to take advantage of consolidating the monitoring and analysis in a single System."
Parvindar S Gujral, VP Diaspark Energy says: "Our solutions are designed to bring enterprise level services to PV energy business by creating a system to allow smart alerts, unified monitoring, performance analysis, Field Mobility, SRECs and financial portfolio management. The NJR alliance builds on Diasparks achievements to date delivering exceptional service to our customers. Through our one of a kind Smart Monitoring and Enterprise Software to the PV energy business, we hope to deliver a fine blend of innovation with productivity."
Diaspark Energy is targeted at EPCs, Developers, and O & M providers. It offers a Smart Monitoring solution with a PV Enterprise Software backbone. Its diagnostics and reporting tools are designed to facilitate Smart Alerts, Unified Messaging, Repair Order Management, Field Mobility (Mobile Solution), Asset Management and SREC & Finances. Its Repair Order workflows integrate seamlessly with both the Alert Mechanism and the Financial System. This enables PV plant stakeholders to not only address alerts but also, to capture and manage the costs of downtime and repairs.
