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Weather-based photovoltaic monitoring: how BDPV scales on AWS

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This article details how ASSO BDPV, a French non-profit organization, developed an AWS-powered platform to monitor solar energy installations for individual producers, addressing key challenges in solar power performance tracking.

  • Monitors over 3,000 solar installations in near real-time
  • Generates bi-weekly performance reports using sophisticated algorithms
  • Uses advanced weather data and satellite imagery to calculate theoretical solar production
  • Provides detailed performance reports including shading analysis, production tracking, and long-term efficiency trends

The solution leverages multiple AWS services including S3, Step Functions, Lambda, ECS, and Glue to create a scalable, cost-effective monitoring architecture. The platform helps solar producers detect performance issues early and understand their installation's efficiency over time.



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