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DNV GL the worlds largest resource of independent energy experts and certification body announced its GreenPowerMonitor GPM unit leads the renewables monitoring industry according to Wood Mackenzie. In its Global solar PV monitoring update 2020 GPM ranks 1 with 34 GW of wind and solar energy under management.DNV GL acquired GreenPowerMonitor GPM in July 2016 intending to complement its wind expertise with GPMs solar asset management and monitoring solutions. The unit experienced a growth of 76 since 2017 and it is currently positioned as the organic fastest-growing company with a leading position in the utility and industrial segments. The flexible and customizable solutions are highly valued and put GPM one step ahead of the other companies and underscore its ability to develop advanced tools constantly.Ditlev Engel CEO of DNV GL - Energy said I am really proud of the team at GPM achieving this important milestone in this relatively short time we are together now. When we started in 2016 we knew that combining our knowledge and customer base would position us as the independent experts in the solar sector. We are proud to see how our customers recognize our expertise as we help them maximize the value of their renewable energy assets through our digital monitoring solutions. This really helps our customers accelerate in the energy transition.Today we are in a privileged position. Clearly these results are a direct consequence of our solid strategy based on 4 fundamental pillars multi-technology analytics grid integration and asset management. However this is only the beginning. We have a new 2020-2025 strategy in which GPM will transform monitoring and control solutions trends once again. Well add knowledge and expertise from DNV GL and together we will deploy disruptive and powerful tools to market. Stay tuned - its time to take action. The future is now said Juan Carlos Arvalo CEO GPM at DNV GL.With more than 13 years in the market GPM manages more than 34 GW portfolio around the world between solar and wind projects 25 of which are of more than 200 MW and 70 are of more than 100 MW.
