Specifically, you can:
Assess the financial impact of defects on power generated by a solar site
Distribute the solar inspection report to others
Access to a CSV file format report to include in more detailed analysis
The following outlines how we use Raptor Maps to review and report on anomalies impacting your solar site power production. The example is based on a Raptor Maps Standard inspection, which identifies anomalies to the diode, hot spot, and cell level.
Once your report is available, begin by taking a look at the Site Overview.
This will provide you with context in terms of the site size (in MW DC) and module type:
Site overview:
Power
Module Name
Module Tech
Module Layout
Inverters
Mount
Site Layout
5.39 MWdc
Canadian Solar CS6X-315P 315W
Polycrystalline
19 modules per string
Eaton PSX-1500
RBI Fixed Tilt
Single Site
Next, we review the Findings table.
This table summarizes the anomalies and estimates the impact of the defects on power generated by the site:
Findings:
We can adjust the values used to calculate the estimated annual and hourly impact based on the PPA rates your project uses:
To distribute the report, we will share an external link with the deliverables.
You can email the link to others and provide a read-only view of the report:
You can also print the report to a PDF file.
To include report data in other financial analysis, we will attach two exported CSV files, the summary and the detailed findings of your report.
Export the files to Excel or other spreadsheet programs. You can then provide detail to any financial analysis associated with the site inspection.