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Intelligence at Every Level - from strings to storage to grid compliance

EJOS™
Client
Smart Commercial Energy
Date
2026
Location
Goulburn Valley, VIC
Project
2MW Solar Farm + 5MWh Trina Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)

The Challenge

Smart Commercial Energy was tasked with delivering a sophisticated energy system: 2MW of solar generation paired with a 5MWh Trina BESS. While the equipment was advanced, day-to-day operational complexity quickly became the real challenge.

The client and system integrator decided on a combination of equipment brands from different world-renowned suppliers, which had not yet been integrated. To make the technology work harmoniously required an EMS provider with nimbleness and confidence. Arvio Technology was chosen.

To maximise output and reduce operational risk, the team needed one unified system capable of:

  • Monitoring performance down to every solar string (not just inverter-level visibility)
  • Coordinating battery charge/discharge to optimise storage and dispatch
  • Maintaining continuous grid compliance without relying on manual oversight

With this level of control, performance optimisation becomes responsive, fault-finding was fast, and compliance became seamless.

The Solution

Arvio deployed the EJOS™ Intelligent Controller to convert the site into a fully integrated, software-defined energy ecosystem. EJOS™ centralises monitoring, control, and compliance in a single environment - delivering real-time visibility across solar strings, battery storage, and grid interface.

Solution Delivered

  • String-level intelligence
  • Solar + BESS orchestration
  • Automated compliance management

The Result

With EJOS™ in place, the Goulburn Valley Community Solar Farm operates with a new level of confidence and clarity:

  • Issues are identified earlier and isolated faster
  • Operators make decisions using real-time, component-level insight
  • Renewable output is maximised with less manual effort
  • Compliance is embedded into the system - not bolted on afterwards