Solar-Log makes debut in India

Share

German firm Solare Datensysteme (SDS), manufacturer of the Solar-Log energy management system, has joined forces with iPLON India.

The Indian partner, a market leader for large and utility-scale and industrial PV plants, will offer the Solar-Log portfolio in India and Sri Lanka. Pooling technical knowhow with local set-up and pricing knowledge, the companies will work together from the iPLON office in Chennai.

Developed and distributed since 2007, SDS’ Solar-Log is installed in 118 countries and monitors 280,000 plants with a total output of 12.79 GWp. The energy management system is compatible with 130 component manufacturers and more than 2,300 inverters.

“We look forward to the co-operation with iPLON starting in India and Sri Lanka as this [will offer] numerous benefits, especially for … PV market customers who are interested in protecting their PV investment technically and commercially. The co-operation with iPLON indicates clearly that no other monitoring company is able to offer this set-up and competence from one single source,” said Silvia Blumenschein-Schuetz, VP of Sales and Member of the Executive Board for Solare Datensysteme.

“We believe in the power of this synergistic partnership to develop unique, customized solutions for … clients. We [will] strive together with our partner SDS to achieve new ambitious targets, nullifying external competition by setting … benchmarks in the industry,” Victor Thamburaj, owner and Managing Director of iPLON India, added.

In 2011, iPLON established a strong presence in Gujarat and Rajasthan, including the world’s first multi-developer, multi-facility, multi-technology and multi-beneficiary solar park in Charanka, in the former state.

Rahul Sharma, Application Manager for Solar-Log India, will present at pv magazine‘s Quality Roundtable at Renewable Energy India. For more information visit pv-magazine.com/features/quality-roundtable-renewable-energy-india-expo-2018/

This content is protected by copyright and may not be reused. If you want to cooperate with us and would like to reuse some of our content, please contact: editors@pv-magazine.com.

Popular content

India’s CDIL launches solar bypass diodes 
13 February 2025 CDIL Semiconductors has unveiled India’s first indigenous solar bypass diodes. The company say its diodes are optimized for India’s extreme weather co...