eleXsys Energy, which provides renewable energy solutions to global energy grids, has announced the appointment of the world’s first Master Licensee for its multi-award-winning technology.

Planet Ark Power, based in Brisbane, Australia, has been granted exclusive rights to supply the eleXsys solution to customers throughout Australia and New Zealand.

The Master Licensee program will create a worldwide network of eleXsys Energy integration companies in the fields of clean energy generation, microgrids and energy services. Master Licensees will be trained and certified in the delivery of innovative eleXsys applications, which unleash the full potential of local produced renewable energy.

eleXsys Energy executive director, Richard Romanowski, says the appointment of Planet Ark Power as a Master Licensee was an exciting milestone for the group, which was now headquartered in London and had established offices in Singapore and the United States.

Richard adds that the process of identifying more Master Licensees and alliance partners was well under way with discussions taking place in locations including Europe, North America, South-East Asia and the Middle East: “As we expand our business globally, eleXsys Energy will establish Master Licenses in more countries and jurisdictions as joint venture arrangements – adopting a Software as a Service (SaaS) model to share in this value creation.

“Our strategy positions eleXsys at the ‘Intel Inside’ equivalent for the fast-growing Distributed Energy Resources (DER) category, generating both upfront and long-term recurring SaaS fees.

“This model will ensure that our partners are operating at maximum efficiency and receive the consulting and engineering support they need from eleXsys Energy.”

Planet Ark Power was established in 2014 and uses its name as part of a long-term licence agreement with one of Australia’s most trusted environmental organisations, Planet Ark.

The company’s expertly engineered systems replace grid supplied energy with renewable solar power, battery storage, microgrids and electric vehicle charging solutions.