Omnidian marks 10 years with bigger solar and battery portfolio push

Omnidian marked its 10th anniversary by highlighting 6+ GW of distributed solar under management and 3+ GWh of battery storage serviced for clean energy investors, owners and IPPs. The Seattle company also unveiled a commercial battery storage asset management offering now available in North America, with performance guarantees slated for early 2027.

Why it matters: - Omnidian is betting that clean energy owners want one accountable partner across solar and storage assets, not a patchwork of vendors. - The company’s expansion into commercial battery energy storage comes as investors and operators look for tighter control over uptime, warranty risk and financial performance. - The new offering is aimed at corporate owners, developers, IPPs and investors across distributed generation portfolios.

What happened: - Omnidian marked 10 years in business after founding in 2016. - The company says it now provides performance assurance for more than half of the largest distributed generation independent power producers in the U.S. - Omnidian also serves corporate asset owners and investors among the 100 largest organizations in the U.S. - The Seattle-based company announced an end-to-end technical asset management solution for commercial battery energy storage systems. - The commercial BESS solution is now available to DG-scale commercial and industrial operators, owners and investors in North America. - Omnidian will meet with prospects at RE+ 2026 in Las Vegas on Nov. 16-19. - Executives can request a consultation at More information.

The details: - Omnidian oversees more than 6 GW of distributed solar assets. - The company has serviced or managed more than 3 GWh of battery storage. - Omnidian employs nearly 500 industry experts across geographies. - The team’s combined career experience includes more than 1,100 years in solar and more than 500 years in battery storage. - Over the first decade, Omnidian says it operated through ITC step-downs, tariff actions, supply-chain disruption, the IRA, OBBBA and a full rate cycle. - The company says it maintained service through more than 20 developer and installer bankruptcies. - Omnidian says it adopted 100,000+ orphaned systems while continuing customer support and portfolio value delivery. - Resolv™, the company’s technology platform, has ingested more than 1.7 million asset years of data. - The commercial BESS offering includes AI-powered monitoring, remote issue identification, OEM-agnostic O&M and financial reporting. - The solution also includes a software/hardware EMS+ partnership. - Features include component-level monitoring, availability and dispatch-readiness visibility across major OEMs, field service execution, warranty management, remediation ownership, lifecycle and degradation modeling, and investor-grade reporting alongside PV assets. - Omnidian says contractual performance and availability guarantees are coming in early 2027. - The company’s mission is to protect and accelerate client capital investments in clean energy through technology, teams and customer experience. - Omnidian is headquartered in Seattle and also operates in Australia. - The company says its global team totals 450+ experts in the corporate overview included with the announcement.

Between the lines: - Omnidian is using its solar service history as a selling point for battery storage, arguing that long-term failure data improves pricing and risk management. - The pitch reflects a broader market need for unified solar-plus-storage oversight as lenders and investors demand cleaner reporting and faster remediation. - The emphasis on “single pane of glass” management suggests the company is targeting the operational complexity that can slow battery-backed project returns.

What’s next: - Omnidian plans to continue piloting and expanding its commercial BESS offering after years of development. - The company expects to launch contractual performance and availability guarantees in early 2027. - Additional customer meetings are expected around RE+ 2026 as the company markets the new platform.

The bottom line: - Omnidian is turning a decade of solar performance data into a broader solar-and-storage assurance platform, with batteries now the next growth lane.