During a site inspection, the focus is usually clear: the performance, safety and technical condition of the asset. The team checks whether the installation is operating as expected, whether maintenance is needed and whether anything on site requires additional attention.
During a recent inspection at one of the solar parks managed by Klaer, the team came across two young roe deer hidden in the tall grass.
Animals are not uncommon at solar parks. Birds of prey, pheasants, hares, insects and butterflies can all be found there. Still, encountering animals this young is not something that happens every day.
The team kept their distance, took a few photos and then moved on, leaving the animals undisturbed.
For Klaer, this is also part of responsible asset management. A solar park is not just about technology. It is also a site where people work, carry out maintenance and take the surrounding environment into account. Good asset management therefore requires technical expertise, but also attention to what is happening on site.
Even if it is something small hiding in the tall grass.
