Keep an existing system performing.
Operations, maintenance and performance optimisation
Monitoring, preventive maintenance, cleaning and performance optimisation for solar, storage and hybrid systems — planned around your production schedule. In industry terms: operations and maintenance (O&M) and asset management.
Who this is for
A clear fit.
Owners of existing energy assets, whether built by IRIS or not, who want performance tracked and defended over the system's life.
Typical applications
- Solar plants with unexplained yield loss
- Systems handed over without a maintenance plan
- Storage and hybrid systems that need dispatch optimisation
- Multi-site portfolios that need one reporting view
What IRIS delivers
Scope, ownership and commercial terms.
Delivery scope
- Continuous performance monitoring
- Preventive maintenance scheduled around production
- Robotic and manual module cleaning
- Corrective maintenance and spares management
- Dispatch optimisation for storage and hybrid systems
- Yield and availability reporting
Who owns and operates
- Ownership
- Your business owns the system.
- Operation
- IRIS operates and maintains it under an agreed scope.
Commercial considerations
Scope and reporting are agreed per site: from monitoring and scheduled maintenance through to full performance accountability. IRIS operates its own plants to the same standard.
Project evidence
Where this has been delivered.
Common questions
What clients ask first.
Can IRIS maintain a system it did not build?
Yes. We start with a condition and performance assessment, then agree a maintenance scope based on what the system needs.
How is maintenance planned around production?
Cleaning and inspections are scheduled for low-impact periods; any work requiring an electrical shutdown is booked into your maintenance windows.
What reporting do we receive?
Periodic yield, availability and maintenance reports, with alerts for faults or underperformance as they occur.
Let’s discuss your facility.
Tell us where your site is and what you want to achieve. If you have electricity bills or a load profile available, they help the assessment — you can start the conversation without them.