Solutions & Services

From permitting to operation: integrated solar across the full lifecycle

ELECRO manages the full life cycle of a photovoltaic generation asset: engineering and EPC/EPCM execution, permitting, bankable financing structuring and an equipment supply chain from verified sources. Our services cover two distinct client segments: industrial investors — utility-scale, rooftop C&I, floating PV — and residential and prosumer clients.

EPC · EPCM
Engineering, procurement and execution
Floating PV
Floating systems on water bodies
O&M · BESS
Operation, maintenance and storage
EBRD · IFC · EIB
Institutional financing structuring
Pillar A

Engineering & EPC/EPCM Execution

Full-cycle general contracting: technical design, equipment procurement, on-site construction, commissioning and operation. We cover greenfield and brownfield, on-grid and prosumer.

Utility-Scale

Utility-Scale EPC Parks

Large-scale solar plants, greenfield and brownfield (reconversion of degraded land). Optimised layout design, fixed or tracker structures, transformer station and connection to the distribution or transmission grid.

C&I

Rooftop C&I Systems

Rooftop installations for Commercial & Industrial clients: self-consumption, lower energy bills and reduced spot-price exposure, prosumer status or corporate PPA schemes.

FPV

Floating PV Systems

Floating photovoltaic systems on lakes, reservoirs and industrial water bodies — lower module operating temperature and thermal losses, with no use of agricultural land. A segment with low penetration on the local market.

B2C

Residential & Prosumer PV

Turnkey systems for homes and small businesses (B2C): consumption-based sizing, installation, prosumer grid connection and support for financing through the Casa Verde Fotovoltaice scheme.

O&M

O&M — Operation & Maintenance

Long-term operation and maintenance: preventive and corrective maintenance, production monitoring, warranty management and performance reporting — protecting the asset yield and bankability.

BESS

BESS Storage

Battery Energy Storage Systems, co-located with PV parks for firm output, system services and improved bankability. Eligible under the Modernisation Fund.

How we work

The EPC process, step by step

A single accountable counterpart from the first site assessment to long-term operation — the EPCM model that reduces interfaces and risk for the investor.

1. Site assessment & feasibility

Land or rooftop analysis, solar resource evaluation, grid connection options and techno-economic feasibility; production estimates and bankability indicators.

2. Design & permitting

Detailed technical design and navigation of the permitting chain: ATR/CR grid connection, environmental approvals (including Natura 2000), urban planning (CU/AC) and fire safety (ISU).

3. Procurement

Equipment procurement (modules, inverters, structures, substation, BESS) with supply-chain securing, quality control and negotiation of product and performance warranties.

4. On-site construction

Construction proper: civil works, mounting structures and modules, electrical works, transformer station and grid connection — with project management, HSE and schedule control.

5. Commissioning

Testing, commissioning, energisation and obtaining operating documents; handover to the beneficiary with a complete technical file and verified performance parameters.

6. Operation & Maintenance

Transition to O&M: continuous monitoring, scheduled maintenance and corrective interventions, with periodic reporting to sustain yield over the asset lifetime.

EPCM model with a single contract owner

Full traceability of equipment and warranties

HSE coordination and schedule management on site

Consulting, permitting and financing structuring for solar projects
Pillar B

Consulting, Permitting & Financing

The most costly risk of a solar project is not construction, but permitting and bankability. ELECRO drives the project through the full procedural chain and structures it to be financeable.

From 2026, projects above 5 MW connect through grid-capacity allocation auctions run by Transelectrica, and only a fraction of permitted MW actually reach operation. We position ourselves on completion and bankability, not merely on obtaining approvals.

  • ATR / CR — technical grid approval and connection certificate (DSO / Transelectrica)
  • ANRE — generation and supply licences
  • Environmental approvals — environmental permit, EIA, Natura 2000 / biodiversity
  • Urban planning — Urbanism Certificate (CU) and Building Permit (AC)
  • ISU — fire safety approval and authorisation

Discuss a project

On-shore & Floating

Permitting & Approvals

We manage the entire authorisation file — grid connection (ATR/CR with the distribution operator, or Transelectrica for large projects), ANRE licensing, environmental approvals (including Natura 2000, also relevant to taxonomy DNSH), urban planning (CU/AC) and fire safety (ISU). On-shore and floating solutions.

EBRD · IFC · EIB · CfD

Financing & Bankability Structuring

We structure financing through international financial institutions (EBRD / IFC / EIB) and commercial banks and prepare the asset for Contract for Difference (CfD) schemes. For national schemes we guide towards the Modernisation Fund (PV >1 MW + storage), NRRP/REPowerEU, Casa Verde Fotovoltaice (prosumers) and Electric Up (SMEs/HoReCa).

Pillar C

Supply Chain

The supply component that backs EPC execution and serves third-party developers — with a focus on availability, certified quality and predictable delivery.

B2B

Equipment & Component Supply

Supply of photovoltaic modules, inverters, mounting structures, storage systems and balance-of-system equipment, both for our own projects and for third-party developers and installers.

QA & Logistics

Supply-Chain Securing

Reducing supply risk through source diversification, compliance and traceability checks, quality control on receipt and logistics planning aligned to the construction schedule.

Partners

Brands & equipment represented

We work directly with top-tier, bankable (Tier-1) equipment manufacturers: PV modules, inverters and storage systems selected for reliability, solid warranties and long-term spare-parts availability.

Partners

Manufacturers we work with

An illustrative selection of the top-tier equipment brands integrated into ELECRO projects. The final configuration of each project is defined according to technical requirements, budget and availability.

Logos belong to their respective manufacturers; clicking a logo opens the manufacturer’s official website. They are shown here for illustration and do not imply an exclusive dealership.

Pillar D

Maintenance, Cleaning & Operation (O&M)

Production is sustained through disciplined operation, not installation. An unmaintained photovoltaic system loses between 5% and 20% of its annual yield through soiling build-up, silent electrical degradation and undetected faults. ELECRO covers the full O&M cycle for industrial systems (C&I, rooftop, utility-scale) and residential ones, with top-tier equipment adapted to each installation type, an ANRE-certified team and protocols aligned to IEC 62446-1/3, IEC 62548 and EN 50618 — to protect the asset yield, its bankability and the validity of manufacturer warranties.

SCADA 24/7

24/7 SCADA Monitoring

We integrate the manufacturer native platform with ELECRO O&M Hub — a unified dashboard per string, MPPT and inverter, available on web and mobile with multi-factor authentication. Dual alarm thresholds (investigation at deviations above 5%, urgent intervention above 10%), no significant fault undetected for more than 60 minutes and SMS/email alerts to operator and owner in under 15 minutes, with a T+0 alarm → T+1h confirmation → T+4h preliminary report → T+24h on-site for critical faults (P1/P2) → T+72h on-site for non-critical faults (P3/P4) escalation protocol.

IEC 62446-3

Drone Thermographic Inspection

High-resolution thermal-sensor drone for automatic detection of hot-spots at cell, module and string level, under irradiance of at least 600 W/m². Anomalies (hot-spots, faulty bypass diodes, microcracks, delamination, string mismatch, oxidised connections, inactive strings) are classified per IEC TR 56257 thresholds, while ground-level inspection with a handheld thermal camera completes the flight for inverters, panels and cable runs. Data is correlated with SCADA monitoring. Flights per EU 2019/947 and AACR, certified A2/A3 pilot.

Anti-soiling

Professional Cleaning & Hygiene

Pure demineralised water (reverse osmosis) produced on site, with no abrasive agents or unauthorised detergents. For industrial systems (above 50 kWp) we use a dual-brush cleaning robot (capacity of roughly 2 MW/day) plus a telescopic-arm system for inaccessible areas; for residential (below 50 kWp), professional manual equipment. Soiling losses, of 5–15% depending on the season, are recovered through periodic campaigns.

Preventive & Corrective

Preventive & Corrective Maintenance

Campaign-based protocol — industrial standard of 4 campaigns per year, across 5 categories: mechanical (module, frame and structure integrity), electrical (voltages and currents, insulation, earthing, connectors), active equipment (inverters, firmware, cooling, panels), SCADA (connectivity, weather-sensor calibration) and auxiliary structures. Residential 1–2 campaigns per year. We manage in-warranty replacements directly with the manufacturers.

IEC 62446-1

Electrical Inspection & Testing

Per IEC 62446-1: Voc/Isc testing per string and MPPT with temperature correction, DC cabling insulation-resistance measurements, earthing continuity, verification of DC/AC protections (SPD, fuses, breakers, RCD) and MC4 connectors, all assessed against the standard thresholds. The IEC 62446-1 compliance report is required for warranty retention, reporting to financiers (EBRD, IFC, banks) and third-party technical audit.

PR ≥ 78%

Reporting & Performance KPIs

KPIs per IEC 61724-1: target Performance Ratio of at least 78% for industrial and 75% for residential, benchmark Specific Yield for Romania of 1,200–1,500 kWh/kWp/year, availability of at least 97%, critical-alarm response time under 24h, P1–P4 incident classification and loss attribution (soiling, faults, shading, degradation). Monthly, post-intervention (within 14 days), annual and ad-hoc reports, delivered as PDF with CSV/Excel export.

How we work

The maintenance campaign, step by step

1. Visual pre-inspection

Visual inspection of the PV field and equipment — modules, structures, cabling, inverters — with photo documentation used as a comparison baseline for later campaigns, and identification of obvious defects and risk areas before intervention.

2. Cleaning & hygiene

Cleaning with pure demineralised water and equipment adapted to the system (dual-brush robot for industrial, professional manual equipment for residential), with no abrasive agents and controlled water-consumption management.

3. Electrical checks

IEC 62446-1 protocol: string and MPPT testing, insulation and earthing-continuity measurements, DC/AC protection and connector verification, connection re-torquing and control of operating parameters.

4. Thermographic inspection

Drone scan under irradiance of at least 600 W/m², with anomalies classified per IEC TR 56257 thresholds and ground-level completion for inverters and panels; results are correlated with the electrical measurements from step 3 for precise fault localisation.

5. Report & recommendations

Report delivered within 14 days: findings, measurements, thermograms, classified defects, a prioritised remediation plan, performance KPIs and recommendations, with estimated production gain. PDF format with CSV/Excel export.

A dynamic, professional intervention team trained on IEC protocols

Response to critical incidents within a maximum of 24 hours

Unified coordination with SCADA monitoring for targeted interventions

Differentiators

Why ELECRO for O&M

Certified team

A multidisciplinary team certified by ANRE and ANC, with periodic OHS training (Law 319/2006); 5–6 specialists mobilised per industrial campaign.

Contractually guaranteed response

A maximum of 24h for critical incidents (P1/P2) and 72h for non-critical ones (P3/P4), with automatic SCADA escalation from detection to mobilisation.

24/7 SCADA visibility

Monitoring per string, MPPT and inverter, with no significant fault undetected for more than 60 minutes — targeted, not reactive, intervention.

Scalability without compromise

The same IEC standards and the same O&M protocol, from a 3 kWp residential system to hundreds of MWp utility-scale.

Bankable documentation

IEC 62446-1/3 for warranty retention and compliance with institutional financiers (EBRD, IFC, banks); reports usable directly in technical audit and financial reporting.

Adapted to the system

Industrial and residential, dedicated approaches

For industrial (above 50 kWp — C&I, rooftop, utility-scale, ground-mount) we operate on annual or multi-year O&M contracts with SLAs: 24/7 SCADA monitoring plus ELECRO O&M Hub, robotic cleaning, 4 maintenance campaigns per year and a minimum of 3 cleaning campaigns per year, drone thermography, IEC 62446-1 inspection with report, contractual KPIs (PR of at least 78%, availability of at least 97%, response under 24h), a team of 5–6 specialists and monthly, post-intervention and annual reporting.

For residential and prosumer clients (below 50 kWp) we provide periodic packages (1–2 campaigns per year): inverter and production-log checks, adapted professional cleaning, thermal inspection, a status report with recommendations and the optimisation or installation of a compatible monitoring system — protecting the investment and sustaining production over the long term.

  • Production monitoring and reporting, with actual vs. target KPIs
  • Cleaning & hygiene with equipment adapted to each system
  • Electrical and thermographic checks per IEC standards
  • Response to critical incidents within a maximum of 24 hours
O&M maintenance and operation for industrial and residential solar systems
Compliance

We operate to standard

IEC 62446-1:2016+A1:2018

Testing, documentation and commissioning of grid-connected photovoltaic systems.

IEC 62446-3:2017

Infrared thermographic inspection of PV modules and equipment.

IEC 62548:2023

Design requirements for the photovoltaic array and DC installation safety.

IEC 61724-1:2021

Photovoltaic system performance monitoring and KPI computation (PR, availability).

EN 50618:2014

Dedicated photovoltaic cables, rated for UV, temperature and ageing resistance.

IEC TR 56257

Classification of anomalies identified through thermographic inspection of PV modules.

EU 2019/947 + AACR

Unmanned aircraft (drone) operation for thermographic inspection, with a certified pilot.

Law 123/2012

The electricity law and applicable ANRE orders on generation and operation.

SR EN ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001

Quality, environmental and occupational health & safety management systems.

Law 319/2006 + GD 1425/2006

Occupational health and safety (OHS) rules on site and in operation.

Have a solar project in the pipeline?

From an industrial rooftop to a utility-scale park or a residential system — tell us what stage you are at and we will come back with an assessment and next steps.