
Lithuania · Information technology & services startup
PVcase is a prominent Lithuanian solar technology company that specializes in providing an end-to-end AutoCAD-based software platform for designing, estimating, and optimizing util
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
PVcase is a prominent Lithuanian solar technology company that specializes in providing an end-to-end AutoCAD-based software platform for designing, estimating, and optimizing util
ity-scale and commercial-industrial solar power plants. Founded in 2017, the company is headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania, with additional offices in Kaunas and Barcelona. With a team of approximately 250 to 373 employees, PVcase serves customers in over 75 countries. The company offers an integrated suite of four software products: PVcase Prospect for site selection, PVcase Ground Mount for designing utility-scale solar farms, PVcase Roof Mount for commercial rooftop systems, and PVcase Yield for energy modeling and performance prediction. These tools streamline the solar project development process, significantly reducing design time and improving accuracy. PVcase is committed to accelerating the global transition to clean energy by automating solar project development and enhancing project viability.
Funding, as reported
From PVcase's own website: 3 on the team.
What they build
Known for
utility-scale solarrapid project deploymentparcel search automationclean energy & technologyautomated design toolscloud-based platformsite selection toolsproject managementeasy-to-use interfacesreal-time dataconstruction management toolsofftake capacitygeospatial datasetssolar project success metricsland data managementrenewable energy engineering
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