Navisun showcases smarter solar asset management at RE+ 2025

The solar industry is charting a new course — and while there is a narrower path to prosperity today, the future remains bright for the solar professionals finding creative solutions to the industry’s latest challenges.

That blend of optimism and thoughtful strategy was evident at RE+ 2025 throughout the expo hall and in the Navisun team’s conversations with experts from all corners of the industry. Federal policy changes continue to reshape the economics and logistics of solar development, but collaboration across disciplines — from developers and EPCs to O&M professionals, independent power producers (IPPs), software and service providers, financiers, and more — is helping the industry to forge a path forward that promotes solar’s continued growth and serves American households and businesses during a period of rapidly rising energy demand.

For Navisun, that path forward includes a renewed focus on maximizing the value of existing solar energy assets. We recognize our responsibility as an IPP to not only build high-quality, tailored solar solutions but ensure their success — and profitability — for decades to come. More than a year ago, our team began to rethink the framework guiding our asset management program. We set out to build a new framework that would leverage our human expertise alongside digital tools, empowering us to optimize our asset management even as we expanded our fleet.

At this year’s RE+, Navisun was proud to showcase the results of that effort on the expo floor: Chief Operations Officer Stephen Campbell delivered our poster presentation “Operating in Reality: Data-Driven Strategies to Improve Project Operations and Management.” Walking through the key phases of an asset management transformation, this presentation outlined in detail the work we undertook to create stronger, more collaborative workflows that have since led to lower costs, faster decision-making, and a nearly 38% decrease in the time required to resolve high-priority tickets over the past two years.

The industry, it seems, is on the same page: The Navisun team noticed an uptick in software and service providers on the expo floor at this year’s RE+. Many of these solutions focused on making projects leaner and maximizing generation from existing assets. While different projects require different solutions, this greater attention to asset management and optimization sends a signal that long-term care of solar assets will be even more vital in the years to come, especially as tax credits sunset and developers think more strategically about when and where to build.

The solar energy industry is resilient, and with creative thinking and determination, we will find a way to meet the moment, today and into the future.

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