ForgeSolar
The Industry Standard for Solar Glare Analysis
ForgeSolar uses SGHAT technology co-developed with Sandia National Laboratories to deliver comprehensive, regulatory-compliant glare hazard assessments.
Visit ForgeSolarWhat is Solar Glare Analysis?
Solar panels and reflective surfaces can create glare that poses safety hazards for pilots, air traffic controllers, and motorists. Regulatory agencies worldwide require glare hazard assessments before approving solar installations near airports, highways, and other sensitive locations.
Low potential for temporary after-image
Potential for temporary after-image
Potential for permanent eye damage
Key Features
FAA Compliant
Assesses FAA requirements for solar energy projects. The only tool using comprehensive SGHAT algorithms approved for regulatory submissions.
SGHAT Technology
We co-invented the original Solar Glare Hazard Analysis Tool technology with Sandia National Laboratories. We've spent years refining it.
Comprehensive Analysis
Analyze entire flight paths, discrete receptor points, roads, rail, and vertical reflective surfaces. Includes luminance and irradiance calculations with minute-by-minute resolution.
Global Standards
Complies with US FAA, EU agencies, and international requirements. Used globally for aviation, transportation, and residential permitting.
Use Cases
Airport Projects
FAA-required analysis for solar near airports
Utility-Scale Solar
Large installation permitting and compliance
Commercial Sites
Rooftop and commercial installations
Transportation
Highway and rail corridor analysis
Developed in Partnership With
Sandia National Laboratories
ForgeSolar co-invented glare analysis methods with Sandia National Laboratories and spent years improving them. The SGHAT technology is the gold standard for solar glare hazard assessment.
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