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  • Tracxn Recognizes Omnidian as a Future Unicorn in Renewable Tech

    The renewable technologies industry is comprised of over 2,700 startups offering technology based software solutions to simulate, manage, monitor and optimize renewable power generation and provide innovative solutions like power sharing, grid integration and innovative hardware. These companies includes tech-heavy hardware, software and tech-enabled services.

  • Omnidian Named a Top Solar Software and Monitoring Product by Solar Power World – 2022

    Solar Performance Assurance Leading commercial and residential developers trust Performance Assurance to optimize their solar assets, reduce operational expenses and protect their investments. Plans feature AI-powered technology that identifies and diagnoses actionable alerts, proactive communication and support from solar experts, centralized reporting, guaranteed performance and managed service via a nationwide field service network. Read More…

  • The 5 Big Issues Facing C&I Solar Developers
    (and How to Solve Them)

    Time is money in commercial & industrial solar – for solar installers, EPCs, and system owners. Unfortunately, PV system downtime and operations and maintenance team inefficiencies lead to lost revenue for all stakeholders. The good news? Solutions have emerged to address C&I solar system performance pain points. Here are five common issues in commercial solar…

  • Omnidian Selected as Global Cleantech 100 Company For Three Consecutive Years (2022 – 2024)

    We’re honored to be officially selected as a Global Cleantech 100 company for two consecutive years (2022 – 2024), recognized by Cleantech Group for creating new technologies and business models that can take us from commitments to actions in the sprint to net zero.

  • Putting a Value (and Guarantee) on Post-Install Customer Service

    Operations and maintenance (O&M) can read like dirty words for solar installers – visions of customer complaints, truck rolls, etc. – but for the good of the solar industry that needs to change. And the good news is, changing the way you approach the post-install customer relationship can be a value-add instead of profit drain.

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