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DE-FOA-0001225-15555 |  |\n| Report: | Research Performance Progress Report (FINAL) |  |\n| Award Type: | Cooperative Agreement |  |\n| Award Number: | DE-EE0007202 |  |\n| Prime Recipient: | Ra Power Management, Inc. |  |\n| Prime Recipient Type: | For-Profit |  |\n| Project Title: | Solar Asset Management Software |  |\n| Principal Investigator (PI): | George Zviagin, CEO,\u003Cbr>[george.zviagin@RPM.solar](george.zviagin@RPM.solar-510-364-3748)[-510-364-3748](george.zviagin@RPM.solar-510-364-3748) |  |\n| DOE Technology Manager (TM): | Dan Conant / Ryan Stolley |  |\n| DOE Technical Project Officer (TPO): | Dan Stricker |  |\n| DOE Grants Management Specialist (GMS): | Eddie Campbell |  |\n| DOE Contracting Officer (CO): | Diana Bobo |  |\n| Prime Recipient DUNS Number: | 79611451 |  |\n| Award Period of Performance (POP): | Start: 10/1/2015 | End: 9/30/2016 |\n| Award Budget Period (BP): | Start: 10/1/2015 | End: 9/30/2016 |\n| Date of Report: | 10/12/2016 |  |\n| Reporting Period 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RPM’s software streamlines and automates the sales, financing, and management of a portfolio of solar assets. The software helps solar developers automate the most difficult aspects of asset management, leading to increased transparency, efficiency, and reduction in human error. More importantly, our platform will help developers save money by improving their operating margins.  \nA well designed, scalable, and fully integrated solar management platform is desperately needed in order for third party financed solar to be widely adopted. With the addition of solar lease securitization, the need is even greater for timely, accurate financial information for investors, auditors, and regulators. The RPM platform offers an all-in-one solution by providing pricing and customer bids plus operational and financial asset management.  \nOur software addresses one of the most important areas of the solar industry right now, financing. 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