Utility-Scale Drone-in-a-Box Inspection
Raptor Maps collaborated with Enel, DJI, and UVT to conduct the first-ever DJI Dock solar site inspection in North America. Conducted on a 180+ MWdc site, Raptor Maps built the necessary mission planning software to direct the drone to conduct the inspection.
Rapid Assessment of Wind Damage
The asset owner needed to quickly assess the damage to prepare for possible insurance claims and develop a remediation strategy. Raptor Maps' analysis found more than 20MWdc of site capacity was impacted by equipment anomalies.
Financial Asset Management - to in-house or outsource?
Poorti Tandon, RES' Head of Finance, Asset Management discusses some of the factors to consider when deciding to in-house or outsource financial asset management.
Preventative Maintenance for Renewable Energy
Engineers and scientists developed renewable energy systems to reduce society's adverse environmental impacts. We can align clean power devices with the systematic purpose by extending their life span and increasing their production.
6 Benefits of Automating Your Renewable Energy Asset Management
Automating your processes is important for a variety of reasons and can be done with very little effort using an asset management software like BluePoint. Here are 6 benefits to automating your asset management workflows with software:
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