Masen chooses Reuniwatt for its solar forecasts

The Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy selected Reuniwatt following a tender process for solar forecasting services for PV and CSP plants. As a central player of the renewable energy development in Morocco, Masen pursues the Morocco's objective to secure 52% of the country’s energy mix from renewable sources by 2030. In order to meet this ambitious goal, the notable installation of 2000 MW of photovoltaic

How Renewables change the face of a tropical island

Thanks to the government’s strategy and financial incentives, the energy market on Reunion Island is changing rapidly towards a more sustainable future. Today, more than 60% of the island's homes have solar water heaters installed on their roofs. Since the early 2000’s, public policies have largely incentivized photovoltaic solar energy in Reunion Island, making it a test lab for renewables - on- and off-grid. Reunion

Excellence in R&D: E-SPACE Monitoring wins support of EU

Since its founding, Reuniwatt has been active in solar irradiance assessment and forecasting. Our objective is to make performance monitoring more reliable and provide the best quality performance assessment. As a highly innovative company, our R&D excellence has been recognized by the EU, which granted Reuniwatt support for the development of e-SPACE monitoring as part of the Horizon 2020 SME Instrument. The H2020 SME

Reuniwatt to strengthen its meteorological offer

Reuniwatt, a French company specialised in cloud observation and forecasting, announced the arrival of Laurent Sauvage as an Executive Advisor. This position was created to support the growth of the company’s activities in the meteorological sector. Laurent Sauvage has a strong track record as an entrepreneur in the energy and meteorological markets, with 20 years of experience. His successes include the co-founding and scientific direction

Voltalia partners with Reuniwatt in its first solar plant in Brazil

Reuniwatt's ground sky imager will collect images that will help Voltalia get the best performance from its solar plant, located in Oiapoque, Brazil. Partnership for a groundbreaking PV-diesel system in Brazil Voltalia, an international energy producer from renewable sources, announces a partnership with Reuniwatt, a market leader in forecasting solutions, to perform very short-term solar forecasts through a ground sky imager for its first solar

SunSat™ time series, historical data compatible with PVsyst

SunSat time series, the weather and irradiance historical data World map of solar irradiance In order to provide to project developers the best weather and irradiance data, Reuniwatt has developed the product SunSat time series. Thanks to SunSat, the satellite imagery processing technology, which has been internally developed by our R&D team. We harvest images from five geostationary satellites (currently Meteosat-8, Meteosat-10,

DEIF’s controller systems and Reuniwatt’s ground imagers are compatible to optimise PV consumption on hybrid projects

French leading solar forecasting provider Reuniwatt and Danish global market leader in control solutions for decentralised power production have just signed a compatibility certificate for hybrid projects. A huge perspective for industrial microgrid applications Hybrid projects including a solar installation coupled with diesel generators are being increasingly used in remote locations for various purposes including rural electrification, mining and agriculture. In such isolated areas, PV

meteocontrol and Reuniwatt form a partnership for satellite estimations and forecasts in Asia

French solar forecasting pioneer Reuniwatt and German leading provider of technical consulting and monitoring solutions for PV systems meteocontrol GmbH have decided to intensify their business relationship. The partnership concerns real-time estimations and intraday forecasts for different sites in Asia. The need for satellite data in China and Japan Since 2014, meteocontrol has been getting a growing demand from Asian market players who are looking

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