Kaiserwetter to expand ZULU to serve solar plants
Published by Naomi Holliman,
Digital Editorial Assistant
Energy Global,
ZULU, the world's first online service configurator for the technical and financial management of wind energy facilities developed by Kaiserwetter Energy Asset Management GmbH (Kaiserwetter), is now also available for photovoltaic power plants.
ZULU, the world's first online service configurator for the technical and financial management of wind energy facilities developed by Kaiserwetter Energy Asset Management GmbH (Kaiserwetter), is now also available for photovoltaic power plants.
The online system allows investors, owners and operators of renewable energy assets to pick and choose from 13 services for the technical and financial management as needed.
Kaiserwetter hopes to offer a service that disrupts previous conventions and standards in terms of structure (customisable modules), contractual term (anywhere between one and three years) and pricing. By introducing ZULU, the Hamburg-based company is making the standard practice of yield-dependent management fees for wind and solar parks obsolete.
Read the article online at: https://www.energyglobal.com/wind/12092019/kaiserwetter-to-expand-zulu-to-serve-solar-plants/
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