The ECONTROLplus modular software platform collects and processes detailed information on the status of RES installations and additional indicators, allowing owners to accurately monitor efficiency and manage energy production operations.
The power guard module and the ability to remotely control the source and even shut it down makes it possible to reduce costs and maximise profits from energy production. The built-in maintenance module (accessible from mobile devices) allows the technical condition of the equipment to be monitored and facilitates both maintenance and the rapid repair of installation failures, increasing reliability and longevity, and improving its economic efficiency.
The ECONTROLplus system is one of the most innovative products on the Polish market for the comprehensive management of multiple distributed energy sources. It has a number of functionalities that enable systematic and comprehensive development of the RES business.
“We are proud that our system is being implemented at one of our key clients and partners, the PVE Group, a leader in the development and implementation of renewable energy production sites (photovoltaic farms, wind farms, energy storage facilities) in Poland”, says Michał Zając, Director of the Systems and Automation Division at SPIE Energotest.
SPIE Energotest is currently implementing a centralised, superior management system for renewable energy installations for the PVE Group. In the first two phases, SPIE will integrate 30 photovoltaic (PV) farms into the ECONTROLplus system.
SPIE is carrying out this task comprehensively:
development of a concept and preparation of design documentation;
prefabrication and commissioning of 36 telemechanics cabinets, based on devices on the PTPiREE (Polish Power Transmission and Distribution Association) white list, compliant with European regulations NC RfG codes (Network Code on Requirements for Generators);
inclusion of the above-mentioned PV farms in the centralised, superior management system – ECONTROLplus.
