Giordano Favaro

We are proud to announce the release of the new Novasense Portal—a major milestone that delivers deeper insights, improved usability, and significantly enhanced performance for asset owners and operators. This release goes far beyond a visual refresh. It delivers powerful new analytical capabilities, streamlined operational tools, and a completely redesigned user experience, all supported by a faster and more robust technical foundation. Most importantly, Novasense is now a 100% Swiss solution, with data securely hosted in Switzerland by Infomaniak and weather data provided by Meteotest.

Since June 1st, 2025, we have been using Meteotest’s weather data to calculate theoretical power output and short-term production forecasts for our solar assets. And we’re genuinely impressed by the accuracy of these forecasts — even on challenging days with intermittent cloud cover.

Today, more and more owners of photovoltaic installations are looking to boost the performance and profitability of their solar assets.

But one crucial question remains: Are you sure your system is operating at its full potential?

As solar power continues to play a central role in Europe’s energy transition, ensuring the stable operation of photovoltaic systems is more critical than ever. While solar irradiation is essential for energy production, elevated temperatures and heat stress can negatively impact system performance and reliability — all year round.