Power Factors now supports utility-scale storage in Drive platform
- Power Factors just recently released support for the emerging class of utility-scale battery energy storage space system properties in its Drive platform, encouraging proprietors and also drivers to take care of all their clean energy assets, including storage of all sizes, from a solitary unified platform.
Power Factors' battery power storage space system (BESS) offering introduces new functionality that makes it possible for asset owners and drivers to manage state-of-health performance against service warranties, check out state-of-charge analytics as well as track battery cycles. Native assimilation with Power Factors' business possession administration system gives an end-to-end solution for taking care of all power storage space operations, maintenance as well as asset management jobs. Future releases for BESS in the Drive platform include advanced analytics, digital double virtual versions and dispatch timetable optimization tools.
Arevon partnered with Power Factors to onboard its Saticoy energy storage space site right into the Drive property performance monitoring platform. The 100-MW site-- one of the biggest energy storage space systems running in North America-- is a utility-scale, transmission-grade storage task in Southern The golden state Edison's service territory and also is the initial of three similarly-sized possessions Arevon will certainly handle making use of Drive this year.
"Power Factors is our favored companion because they understand our company and work together with us to establish the services we need to compete effectively in this emerging space. Saticoy is the very first of three large-scale storage sites coming online with Arevon this year, making it more crucial than ever to be able to handle all our properties from a solitary unified platform. We're thrilled for them to bring their best-in-class data management and also analytics to this new asset course," said Anand Narayanan, VP of asset administration at Arevon.