Kai Karlstrom
Director of Solutions Engineering
Quantify physical climate risk to every module, mounting system, and site from hail exposure to heat-driven degradation and yield loss.








Generic Risk Scores Don’t Protect Solar Assets
Solar farms face accelerating exposure to heatwaves, hail, storms, and flooding. But each site, module type, and mounting system responds differently.
Repath delivers climate risk analytics at the asset level, connecting your exact panel specs, temperature thresholds, and site topology to physical hazard projections.
The result: precise financial exposure estimates and adaptation pathways that protect yield and ROI across your entire portfolio.
Repath blends climate models with your system specs, such as module type, temperature limits, and site design, for precise risk projections. You gain asset-specific insights that let you:

Identify vulnerable installations and plan new builds with confidence, using data-backed site selection and design decisions that reduce risk, optimise resources, and strengthen long-term resilience.
By mapping risks such as flooding, heat stress, and wind damage at the asset level, we help you target interventions that maximise resilience.


Track heat-related power loss from rising temperatures to guide financial and maintenance planning.

Account for differences in module design, including temperature tolerance and degradation rates. Compare performance and choose wisely.
Know when to replace panels or systems entirely, and when enhanced maintenance is sufficient to safeguard yield, optimise performance, and extend the lifespan of your assets.
This evidence-based approach ensures budgets are allocated where they will deliver the greatest resilience benefits, helping you safeguard assets, and reduce service interruptions.

With repath, solar operators can anticipate climate impacts and prove resilience across their entire portfolio.
Book a Demo Today, and let us help you make the right decisions to protect them!

Kai Karlstrom
Director of Solutions Engineering