Eria, the Corporate Venturing vehicle of the Estabanell Group, created to connect the entrepreneurial ecosystem and culture with the business group.
Clever Solar Devices, one of the four companies selected to participate in the first acceleration program of Eria, the Corporate Venturing vehicle of the Estabanell energy and telecommunications group. Clever and its Photovoltaics 4.0 offers a platform for photovoltaic solar plants that recovers production by up to 12% and reduces operation and maintenance costs by up to 70%, has been selected.
Eria’s acceleration program aims to promote innovation in renewable energy generation, energy and telecommunications services distribution and marketing. For six months, Clever Solar Devices will receive business and sector-specific support through professionals from the Estabanell Group and the mentor network of AticcoLab, an entrepreneurship support platform that develops acceleration programs for startups.
Maximizing the efficiency of solar plants
Clever Solar Devices’ solution focuses on optimizing the performance of existing photovoltaic solar plants. Its platform uses artificial intelligence and Machine Learning to analyze data in real time and proactively detect potential failures or inefficiencies. This allows plant operators to take corrective actions immediately and scalably, increasing energy production and reducing operation and maintenance costs.
A step forward in energy innovation
“We are very excited to have been selected to participate in Eria’s acceleration program,” said Bhishma Hernández, CEO of Clever Solar Devices. “This is a great opportunity for us to advance our mission of making solar energy more efficient and accessible. We believe that our platform can have a significant impact on the renewable energy industry, and we are eager to work with the Eria team to bring it to market.”
About Clever Solar Devices
Clever Solar Devices and its Photovoltaics 4.0 specializes in the development of technological solutions to optimize the performance of photovoltaic solar plants. Its platform uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze data in real time and proactively detect potential failures or inefficiencies.
