Press Releases

On July 25, 2025, Horizonview Technologies officially unveiled Insight 2.0, its next-gen platform for utility‑scale solar inspections. The software delivers full‑site IR and RGB orthomosaic imagery, enabling solar asset owners to visualize thermal anomalies alongside high‑resolution visual context with precision. It now includes a glass‑crack detection feature—identifying cracked PV modules for improved diagnostics.

Aligned with IEC 62446‑3 standards, Insight 2.0 offers automated fault detection, crisp as‑built infrastructure overlays, and advanced reporting tools. The platform is complemented by a streamlined field technician mobile app, enabling real-time issue tracking and system updates onsite.

Horizonview’s inspections—captured via IR-equipped manned aircraft—scan hundreds of megawatts per day for fast, high-resolution coverage and lower cost relative to drone-only operations. The result: a fast, map-based interface for users to prioritize and resolve system faults across gigawatt‑scale solar portfolios efficiently.

Tigo Inverter Power Output Control (IPOC) allows installers to satisfy utility requirements for both new and legacy solar systems during the commissioning process.

200 Installation Basics Training (IBT) 200 solar trainees graduated today in Oakland.

Prices at the cap highlight supply strain and the urgent need to restore investor confidence through stable, competitive markets

ProeM is now in full compliance with the stringent performance, safety, and reliability requirements of the California and broader North American markets

Free end-to-end solar software proves the power of open access, scalability, and real-world impact.

In two of the country’s most competitive community solar markets, SolarKal helped CRE owners secure nearly 18 MW of rooftop solar approvals—generating millions in projected lease income while expanding access to clean energy for 4,000+ households.

With a 90% project acceptance rate (vs. 37% industry average), SolarKal’s clients—ranging from industrial portfolio owners to a publicly traded REIT—are capitalizing on community solar as a reliable, long-term revenue stream. The next round in New Jersey is expected this fall, and timing is critical.

Under the agreement, Standard Solar will migrate approximately 370 megawatts (MW) of its existing portfolio to the Wattch platform and leverage Wattch’s hardware, software, and services to support additional solar and storage developments planned over the next few years.

Acquisition expands Veolia’s presence in the digital and distributed energy industry

Zinc battery innovator Enzinc has been selected for an R&D award to support California’s grid stability goals.