Archive · 27 May 2025
SolarEdge to Monitor Global Solar Devices from India's GCC
Imagine a company that makes solar panel parts.
They're setting up a team in India to watch over all the solar panels they've installed in many countries.
This team will check how well the panels are working, fix problems remotely, and make sure everything runs smoothly.
They can track energy usage, diagnose issues, and adjust settings from one place.
This helps the panels work better, saves money on repairs, and makes sure everyone gets the most out of their solar power.
SolarEdge will remotely monitor over one million inverters and optimisers from India.
The company's new Global Capability Centre (GCC) is located in Bengaluru.
Monitoring operations include energy tracking, troubleshooting, and system adjustments.
This move aims to enhance performance and reduce maintenance costs.
SolarEdge plans to increase its market share in India's PV market.
- Who
- SolarEdge Technologies, an Israeli firm.
- What
- SolarEdge is centralizing remote monitoring of its power inverters and optimisers.
- When
- Published May 27, 2025
- Where
- Bengaluru, India, for global operations across 24 countries.
- Why
- To leverage India's talent pool for real-time tracking and troubleshooting.
- Company
- SolarEdge Technologies
- Company Origin
- Israel
- GCC Location
- Bengaluru, India
- Countries Monitored
- 24
- Devices Monitored
- 1 million+
- India PV Market Share
- 5% (aiming for 10%)
- New Engineers
- 200