ucair
Founded Year
2017Stage
Acquired | AcquiredAbout ucair
ucair utilizes recent developments in drones and sensors to make the inspection of photovoltaic plants easier, faster and more transparent for owners, operators and investors. The startup utilizes a steadily growing network of drone pilots with thermographic cameras to capture infrared images of the customers’ PV plants. After the aerial inspection, the data is transmitted to ucair for further analysis. Using a semi-automated process, the company combines the processing speed and accuracy of analysis software with the human expertise of a network of PV experts to detect yield-reducing defects such as defective strings or damaged modules. In the end, the customer receives a transparent report, detailing the status of the PV plant, the defects that were identified and the inherent yield potential. The report also includes recommendations for suitable maintenance services and their financial benefits in the short, medium and long run.
ucair Headquarter Location
Akazienstraße 3a
Berlin, D-10823,
Germany
+49 (0) 30 39 79 8991
Latest ucair News
Feb 20, 2019
Intermountain named because of a transition to fleet of clean-fuel vehicles, promotion of idle-free campuses, education about impacts of air quality on health SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, USA, February 19, 2019 / EINPresswire.com / — The Utah Clean Air Partnership (UCAIR) has named Intermountain Healthcare its 2019 Community Partner of the Year. Governor Gary Herbert presented the award to Intermountain CEO Marc Harrison, MD, at the fourth annual Show UCAIR Summit earlier this month. Intermountain and UCAIR have been partners since the clean-air organization’s creation more than five years ago. UCAIR said Intermountain was named their partner of the year because of a transition to a fleet of clean-fuel vehicles, a promotion of idle-free campuses, and education provided about the impacts of air quality on health. “We replaced 18 vehicles for hybrid models in 2018,” says Steve Bergstrom, Intermountain’s sustainability director. “By 2025, 80 percent of all Intermountain vehicles will be hybrid, low-emission, or electric. This includes courier, Homecare, and pool vehicles.” “We’re honored to receive the Partner of the Year Award,” says Liz Joy, MD, Intermountain’s medical director for Community Health and volunteer UCAIR spokeswoman and board member. “It reflects the efforts of many of our people who are addressing air quality and health.” “Intermountain’s Community Health Needs Assessments have identified air quality as a key concern for Utah communities,” Dr. Joy says. “We’ll continue to implement strategies that reduce our carbon footprint, including using sustainable energy sources, creating energy-efficient facilities, and reducing tailpipe emissions.” Intermountain Healthcare is a Utah-based not-for-profit system of 23 hospitals, 170 clinics, a Medical Group with some 2,300 employed physicians and advanced care practitioners, a health insurance company called SelectHealth, and other health services. Intermountain is widely recognized as a leader in transforming healthcare through evidence-based best practices, high quality, and sustainable costs. For more information about Intermountain, visit intermountainhealthcare.org . Daron Cowley