SkySpecs is a company that provides data and analytics solutions to enable renewable energy asset owners to improve productivity, efficiency, and returns. They offer software and services for monitoring and maintaining wind turbines and other renewable energy assets. SkySpecs utilizes drone technology and purpose-built software to inspect turbine blades, collect data, and analyze asset health. Their solutions help predict failures, prioritize repairs, and extend the useful life of assets.
As of May 2022, SkySpecs monitors about 45% of all North American wind turbine blades and manages approximately 118 gigawatts of renewable energy assets across over 30 countries. In May 2022, the company raised USD 80 million in funding led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management to expand its operations and maintenance data collection and analytics software offerings.
In January 2024, SkySpecs introduced SkySpecs Performance, an innovative solution that integrates SCADA-based performance monitoring and component health assessment on a fleet scale. This product leverages automated technology to continuously evaluate turbine performance, enabling rapid detection and diagnosis of potential issues, with input from a team of domain experts.
Key customers and partnerships
SkySpecs has partnerships and collaborations with several key players in the renewable energy industry, including NextEra Energy Resources, Statkraft Ventures, Equinor Ventures, Evergy Ventures, UL Ventures, and Huron River Ventures. These companies participated in SkySpecs' funding round in May 2022.
The company also works closely with utility companies like DTE Energy, providing tools and solutions for monitoring and maintaining their wind assets. SkySpecs' technology has been instrumental in helping DTE Energy monitor blade issues and optimize maintenance strategies for their wind turbine fleet.
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