BayWa r.e. Choose Breeze for Wind Farm Management
Germany based BayWa r.e. has chosen the Breeze system for wind farm management. This marks the largest German wind portfolio to be installed in Breeze to date.
Germany based BayWa r.e. has chosen the Breeze system for wind farm management. This marks the largest German wind portfolio to be installed in Breeze to date.
More Headlines
- ENODA and Mersen Announce Collaboration | Proprietary Power Electronics for First of its Kind Grid Technology
- Top 5 actions to transform the energy supply globally
- Acuity Law and Purpose Law Launch International Venture to Unlock Green Energy Investment Across UK, Europe & MENA
- Case Study - Kseng Solar Delivers Custom 1MW KST-1P Solar Tracker Project in Italy
- HyperStrong Unveils HyperBlock M: Next-Gen Client-Centric Energy Storage
BayWa r.e. operates wind and PV farms in Germany, France, Italy, United Kingdom, Poland, Sweden, Austria and USA. With a portfolio exceeding 1,500MW of controlled capacity (of which 950MW are wind), BayWa r.e. is one of Europe's leading renewable energy services provider. Besides a wide range of technical and commercial services, which are delivered by a core team of experienced project managers to a wide customer base, BayWa r.e. carries out active monitoring of all wind farms with a professional 24/7 control center in Munich.
"We have done a thorough evaluation of a number of wind farm management systems and found Breeze to be the most capable system according to our needs. The people from Breeze are easy to work with and the system is continuously developed at a rapid rate", says Tobias Bittkau, Director of the Business Entity Services at BayWa r.e.
"We are very pleased to start working with BayWa r.e. They are leaders in their field and highly knowledgeable in everything surrounding renewable energy asset management and operation. We strongly believe that companies like BayWa r.e., that are willing to go further to realize the full potential of renewable energy assets will be the most successful ones", says Jonas Corné, CEO of Breeze.
About BayWa r.e.
BayWa r.e. renewable energy GmbH, a wholly owned subsidiary of BayWa AG, is responsible for the BayWa Group's renewable energy business. BayWa r.e. was founded in 2009 and is based in Munich. It acts as a holding company for various business interests in the areas of solar energy, wind power, bio-energy and geothermal energy.
BayWa r.e.'s business activities range from project development and realization to PV trade and consultation services. BayWa r.e covers the entire spectrum of technical plant support services, including maintenance. It can also undertake the commercial operations management of plants. The range of services further includes the energy trading of electricity from renewable sources, trading in biomethane, as well as the sale of green power and green gas to private and commercial customers. The company has an international focus, with its core markets in Europe and the USA.
About Breeze
Breeze is a modern software service built to assist wind turbine owners and operators in capturing the true potential of their assets. Wind turbines are remotely connected to Breeze regardless of model or brand, resulting in a single system to monitor, analyze and optimize industry-scale wind energy portfolios.
Featured Product
Vecoplan - Planning and implementation of complete processing plants in refuse derived fuel production
In order to reduce the costs involved in the energy-intensive production of cement, many manufacturers are turning to refuse-derived fuels (RDF), considerably reducing the proportion of expensive primary fuels they would normally use. Solid fuels are being increasingly used - these might be used tyres, waste wood or mixtures of plastics, paper, composite materials and textiles. Vecoplan provides operators of cement plants with proven and robust components for conveying the material and separating iron and impurities, efficient receiving stations, storage systems and, of course, efficient shredders for an output in various qualities.
