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Martin Opatovský

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Site adaptation: A way to improve confidence in solar yield estimates
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Site adaptation: A way to improve confidence in solar yield estimates

Depending on location and conditions, satellite-based solar resource data typically have uncertainty in the range of about 4–8%. With high-quality ground measurements and proper site adaptation, that uncertainty can often be reduced to around 3–5%. This reduction may look small but it is commercially meaningful for many utility-scale PV projects.

How site adaptation reduces your energy yield uncertainty
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How site adaptation reduces your energy yield uncertainty

More accurate energy yield assessments start with closing the gap between satellite model data and ground measurements.

Watch this webinar to learn how the site adaptation process works and what best practices for ground measurements can do for the accuracy of your energy yield assessments.

About the author

Martin Opatovský
Martin OpatovskýTechnical Consultant and Product Manager
Martin Opatovsky is a Technical Consultant and Product Manager at Solargis with a background spanning nuclear, oil & gas, battery storage, and solar energy. Trained as an electrical engineer, he specialises in translating complex customer requirements into practical solutions – and in developing standardised, high-quality solar consultancy services backed by Solargis' digital infrastructure.