RES, Octopus ink solar spares deal
- O&M specialist to deliver back-up inverter set to clean energy investor's 640MW UK portfolio
RES and also Octopus Renewables have actually authorized a three-year monitoring agreement that will see the former supply inverter spares for the clean power investor's solar possessions in the UK.
The agreement needs RES to possess over 1000 extra components that work with Octopus Renewables' inverter fleet and also supply these on-demand within an assured period.
The set will provide accessibility improvement and also business advantage for 640MW of properties.
To sustain this as well as various other recent growth, RES opened an operations and upkeep website in Exeter previously this year. The brand-new 2000 square foot center enables boosted extra parts management for all RES' clients along with office centers for the team locally, the company stated.
RES head of solar and also storage Brian Darnell claimed: "When combined with our O&M solution, the centralised components management offers continuous efficiency for solar possessions for a much reduced price than the conventional approach.
" When devices is offline because of absence of extra parts, it has a negative impact on power generation. This brand-new plan will actively sustain the production of much more eco-friendly power and also aid Octopus's assets execute much more efficiently."
Octopus Renewables asset monitoring director Thomas Rosser added: "We have developed a fantastic working connection with RES over the past five years and also we're actually pleased to improve this with the intro of a bespoke spares administration system."
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