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Jaltech chooses AMMP OS
Jaltech, a pioneering solar energy funder in South Africa, selects AMMP OS for portfolio monitoring.
AMMP · 3 min read
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We're delighted to welcome Jaltech to the AMMP OS platform!
Jaltech is a revolutionizing solar energy funder in South Africa, providing accessible solar solutions for businesses and property owners. With over 180 funded solar systems totalling more than 70MW across the country, Jaltech has established itself as a leader in the commercial and industrial (C&I) solar sector.
Through this partnership, Jaltech will leverage AMMP OS to monitor and manage their growing portfolio of solar installations, ensuring optimal performance and maximum value for their customers.
About Jaltech
Jaltech Fund Management is a pioneering solar energy funder that has transformed how businesses in South Africa access clean energy. Their innovative funding model enables property owners and businesses to benefit from solar power without the upfront capital expenditure traditionally associated with solar installations.
With a portfolio spanning commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors, Jaltech continues to expand its reach and impact in South Africa's renewable energy landscape.
Partnership Benefits
- Real-time monitoring of all solar assets across South Africa
- Automated performance analytics and reporting
- Proactive alerting for system issues
- Streamlined operations and maintenance workflows
- Enhanced investor and stakeholder visibility
We look forward to supporting Jaltech's mission to make solar energy accessible to all South African businesses.
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