Creating a Unified, Scalable Global Control Room Network for Renewable Energy
RES, the world’s largest independent renewable energy company, operates global control centers to monitor energy assets across wind, solar, storage, and grid systems. To ensure 24/7 performance across continents, RES needed a unified and scalable control room system that would deliver consistency, efficiency, and real-time visibility—no matter the location.
To support 24/7 global energy operations, RES turned to Cyviz to modernize and unify its control rooms in Glasgow and Sydney. The Cyviz M-series solution reduced operator downtime, improved responsiveness, and created a consistent user experience across continents. Operators can now access all key information in one place, saving time and improving collaboration around the world.
The company’s Glasgow and Sydney teams used aging, inconsistent control room setups that were time-consuming to manage and difficult to scale. Operators had to manually adjust displays, handle multiple data feeds, and work with unreliable systems—leading to wasted time, duplicated effort, and delayed responses to critical asset events.
RES partnered with Cyviz to deploy a standardized M-series control room solution across its global locations. Cyviz modernized the Glasgow and Sydney operations with video walls, pendant-mounted displays, and an intuitive Easy Platform—enabling operators to access and act on real-time data faster, collaborate more effectively, and reduce system setup times from 30 minutes to seconds.
Since implementing Cyviz, RES has improved team efficiency, reduced downtime, and eliminated setup delays—saving roughly an hour per operator per shift. The system consolidates multiple data streams, supports in-house analytics, and runs with minimal intervention. The solution is scalable by design, ensuring any new control room globally can be up and running quickly, with the same interface and reliability.
With our high-end visualization and unified communication systems, Cyviz control rooms can be used for national intelligence, space programs and other special operations.
