Ecoppia, a PV solar panel cleaning solution developer, has recently announced the signing of a 450-MW project with a solar energy player, Azure Power. This project has currently reached the advanced stages and is scheduled to become operational at the beginning of the Q1 of 2021.

Ecoppia has secured new projects with total capacity of more than 10-GW in the last 4 quarters, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. These projects have assisted the company in maintaining a CAGR of above 280% in the past 6 years.

Additionally, the company has been catering to global clients by ensuring optimal production and avoiding soiling losses & potential damage. This, in turn, aids in the continuous operation during the complete lockdown. The pandemic has highlighted the importance of innovative technologies and full automation to maintain optimal solar production.

In the past 7 years, Ecoppia has become a vital pillar of the solar revolution, causing a shift in how the large-scale solar sites are operated and managed to reduce LCOE. The recent deployment will strengthen its market share in the Indian market as well as expand its global reach via projects in North & Latin America and the Middle East.

Azure Power is among the leading energy players that have realized the need for automated O&M (operations and management). An efficient O&M has become crucial in the solar industry to remain highly profitable, as tariffs become lower. With the increasing project pipeline, the company has needed a strong solution to cope up with the mass as well as drive optimal performance, ensuring a clean-green energy production.

As per the statement made by Ecoppia’s CEO, Jean Scemama, the company is excited to partner with Azure Power, that sets high targets in terms of both quality and volume. Their long-term relationship demonstrates the revolution of solar energy towards the automated O&M to support green recovery in the post-COVID-19 era.

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