Solargik, a provider of agri‑PV systems and all‑terrain tracking solutions, has developed a new approach to operating solar parks. Its new tool, Sunnie, is an assistant platform that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to generate concrete recommendations for operations managers based on live plant data. This marks a step beyond conventional management systems, which typically rely on dashboards to display data at varying levels of detail. In previous systems, operators had to analyse the information themselves and determine the necessary responses.
Handling complex data
This task is now handled by Sunnie’s AI. According to Solargik CEO Gil Kroyzer, “With Sunnie, we’ve bridged the gap between data and decision-making. In this age of information, and with a plethora of data at our fingertips, the challenge for solar sites has shifted from accessibility and collection to extracting actionable meaning. Sunnie does exactly that: it turns complexity into clarity, enabling operators to react in real time to real‑world conditions.”
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Combining plant insights with language models
To generate its recommendations, Sunnie draws on Solargik’s SCADA platform, SOMA Pro. The platform records operating values from inverters, trackers and battery storage, along with sensor readings. These are combined with large language models (LLMs), enabling Sunnie to adapt continually to new inputs and site conditions.
Suggesting concrete corrective actions
Operators can ask Sunnie specific questions, such as: How much energy did my three sites produce this week? Which inverter faults had the greatest impact on performance yesterday? Sunnie answers clearly, immediately highlighting hidden problems through real‑time site analysis.
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The assistant then suggests targeted corrective actions. “We developed Sunnie as an interface and evolution for site owners to anticipate problems and connect the dots, to identify patterns across vast solar sites and derive insights that were previously unattainable,” Kroyzer said. “Sunnie doesn’t just display data, it removes the boundaries of correlation across sites, identifies the root causes of underperformance and suggests the best corrective actions. That’s what turns it from a monitoring tool into a real decision‑making assistant.”
Solargik is presenting the Sunnie assistant software at RE+ 2025, the North American clean energy trade fair taking place from 8 to 11 September 2025 in Las Vegas. (su)
