Managing stormwater runoff and soil erosion on solar projects can be challenging, especially as the size of both projects and portfolio become larger. Routine inspection and maintenance of structural best management practices (BMPs) are crucial to mitigating the risk of environmental damage, regulatory fines, and potential litigation costs. A robotics-led approach to erosion and SWPPP monitoring is a new process-based BMP that can help asset owners reduce the risk of non-compliance and the cost to be compliant. Watch our webinar to learn more.

Raptor Maps' team will be exhibiting at RE+ 2024, September 9-12th!

Stop by Hall C, booth #36068 to learn how we're helping solar companies build, manage, and operate more solar scalably. Stop by to learn about our new solutions and case studies & learnings from our work with leading IPPs and O&M providers.

Interested in speaking with one of our solution experts? Use the form below to schedule a meeting with our team.

According to a recent industry survey, nearly 60% of solar projects in the past 5 years faced significant delays, costing an average of $200K per MW capacity. How do you prevent project delays, confirm operational readiness for timely handoff, and mitigate financial risks such as liquidated damages?

Validating construction progress can be time-intensive and costly, which makes scaling such efforts difficult. Join us for the next installation of our monthly webinar series to learn how you can use autonomous drones that reside on-site throughout the life of a solar project to monitor and manage construction of your projects.