BayWa r.e. bolsters digital firepower with PowerHub buy

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Renewables firm BayWa r.e. looks set to bolster its digital technology services offering with the acquisition of Toronto-based PowerHub.

The acquisition is set to expand BayWa r.e.’s services business, with BayWa r.e. currently managing and maintaining 7GW of solar, wind and bioenergy worldwide.

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PowerHub offers asset management software to managers, owners and investors in renewable assets, as well as O&M providers.

Its cloud-based asset intelligence software solution is intended to centralise and streamline project and portfolio information, with the aim of improving the efficiency and cohesiveness of planning, development and operations.

Its platform offers services including automated workflows, reports and invoicing, as well as operational KPI tracking, land management and a host of other services.

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