According to a recent LinkedIn post from Raptor Maps, the company’s 2026 Global Solar Report suggests that newly commissioned solar sites may begin operations with notable performance issues. The post cites an average 4.46% power loss at commissioning, indicating potential efficiency and revenue leakage before projects become fully operational.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights the role of precise, consistent aerial intelligence during the construction and commissioning phases. By providing frequent data and insights, the tools described in the post appear aimed at helping EPC teams detect defects early, reduce costly rework, and support smoother handovers.
As shared in the post, Raptor Maps references a discussion with a project manager at a leading EPC about using the company’s data capabilities during commissioning. For investors, this emphasis on commissioning-stage analytics may point to growing demand for performance-optimization software in utility-scale solar, potentially supporting Raptor Maps’ positioning in the solar asset management and O&M services ecosystem.