Raptor Maps, a solar asset management and analytics platform, spent the week spotlighting its data-driven 2026 Global Solar Report and the near-capacity RaptorCon 26 conference. The company positioned these initiatives as core to its strategy of becoming a reference point for utility-scale solar performance and risk analytics.
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The 2026 Global Solar Report analyzes more than 373 GWdc of solar data, expanding beyond aerial thermography into direct current performance and evolving risk profiles. It examines trends in solar performance over time, the role of robotics and automation in operations, and how different risk types translate into insurance claims.
New sections of the report focus on substations, fire risk, and other complex risk factors, with a guest contribution from kWh Analytics on attritional losses. Raptor Maps is marketing the report as a benchmarking tool for asset owners, operators, insurers, and financiers seeking deeper insight into reliability, degradation, and operational efficiency.
In parallel, RaptorCon 26, scheduled for February 25–26, 2026, is reportedly nearing capacity and is limited to solar-sector participants. The conference will feature technical and executive sessions for operators, lenders, and other stakeholders focused on bankability and long-term asset performance.
Planned speakers include David Devir of VDE Americas on detecting unseen defects at scale, Deborah Builder of Adapture Renewables on building data-driven solar businesses, and Clay Jensen of Energy Project Solutions on testing and commissioning large projects. These sessions are designed to reinforce Raptor Maps’ positioning at the intersection of technology, finance, and risk management in solar.
Collectively, the report and conference underscore Raptor Maps’ push to deepen engagement with key decision-makers and embed its analytics into core asset workflows. While no new financial data were disclosed, the emphasis on benchmarking, automation, and insurance-linked risk may strengthen future demand for the company’s software and services, marking a strategically constructive week.