SolaX Power Integrated SolaXCloud With Powernaut Platform
The integration allows utility providers to manage residential solar and battery assets through a centralized interface.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Utilities
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SolaX Power has integrated its SolaXCloud system with the Powernaut Energy Operations Workspace. This move enables energy retailers and utilities to monitor compatible residential solar and battery assets directly from the Powernaut platform.
Why it matters
Retailers require access to distributed energy resources in homes to manage market operations more efficiently. This integration removes the technical barrier of building separate, device-specific connections for different energy assets.
This integration connects the SolaXCloud infrastructure to Powernaut's workspace, which is designed to manage diverse assets including solar, battery, wind, and electric vehicle systems. The actual scale of device connectivity remains an ongoing operational metric.
The players
SolaX Power
SolaX Power is a manufacturer of residential solar and battery storage solutions that provides the SolaXCloud monitoring application.
Powernaut
Powernaut operates a software platform used by utilities and energy retailers to manage distributed energy resources like wind and solar assets.
The details
The integration connects SolaXCloud to the Powernaut platform through a standardized interface, allowing for the exchange of operational data. While retailers gain centralized management capabilities, homeowners maintain their existing access to the SolaXCloud application.
Timeline
October 2, 2026: The integration between SolaX Power and Powernaut was officially announced.
Market Landscape
This integration follows the industry shift toward centralized DERMS platforms to manage residential energy output. By streamlining data access, both firms are positioning themselves to capture a larger share of the utility software market.
Homeowners will continue to use the SolaXCloud application, meaning their daily interaction with their solar systems remains unchanged. Retailers and utilities will benefit from improved operational efficiency, which may eventually translate into better grid management.
The takeaway
The move simplifies how energy data is handled by centralizing control over residential assets. It reflects a broader trend of moving away from fragmented device management toward unified software ecosystems.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Green Building Africa.
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