Asset Management
We perform a proactive and close Asset Management approach for our clients
We like to know our assets by heart, which makes a difference.
Chiang Rai Solar
9.5 MWp
Solving the visible problems today (only) doesn’t help. We as Asset Managers think proactively and on a long-term basis, consider all aspects on a regular basis (e.g. production figures, PV modules, module soiling, surrounding, licenses, meteo forecast). Beyond the presence of an Operations & Maintenance (O&M) team, we know our assets by heart, which makes a difference.
We often notice the issues before our O&M contractors do.
Our 4 Operation & Maintenance levels are:
*Level 2 visits and Level 4 reporting participate in monitoring Health & Safety at all times
*Monitoring asset in Realtime
An Active Asset Management with a long-term outlook:
Dedicated Operation & Maintenance team for each asset
Comprehensive insurance packages at both construction and operation stages
Experienced asset management team in our Bangkok center of excellence
Optimum asset performance reached through 4 Operation & Maintenance levels
Our solar assets are ISO 9001 certified
An active Asset Management using our multiple Leverages
A Successful Asset Management is drawn from…
- Deep technical knowledge about solar technology, subsystems, interconnections.
- Appropriate and comprehensive reporting systems.
- Strong data analysis capabilities.
- Continuous assessment and pro-active handling of potential issues.
- Problem solving skills with immediate response.
- Good yet strict relationship with contractors and suppliers.
- Upstream contractual proficiency with smart leverage over O&M contractors.
Examples of Good Asset Management
Grass is kept short below module level
Battery charger and current levels are fine
Battery bank is well maintained and charged
Pyranometers are clean and in the right position
Drainage system is clean and clear from objects
Warehouse is tidy and all items are at their place
Examples of Bad Asset Management
Fire alarm not operational
Roof structure is rusty and losing strength
Manholes with big openings and no signs
Water stuck along the drainage system
CCTV not working
Pump water deposit extremely dirty
CE’s selected Asset Management Track Record in Asia
Nakhon Ratchasima Solar
COD: March 2012
Power Installed: 7.496MWp
CO2 emissions: 7,814 tons
avoided / year
Chiang Rai Solar
COD: March 2013
Power Installed: 9.916MWp
CO2 emissions: 10,717 tons
avoided / year
Schneider Electric Bangpoo
COD: August 2017
Power Installed: 795kWp
CO2 emissions: 7,347 tons
avoided over 12 years
Magotteaux MCL4
COD: September 2018
Power Installed: 991kWp
CO2 emissions: 8,920 tons
avoided over 12 years
Magotteaux MCL3
COD: September 2018
Power Installed: 440kWp
CO2 emissions: 4,629 tons
avoided over 12 years