Drone Company ZenaTech Expands Into Solar Surveying with First US School Contracts
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ZenaTech, a company that offers drone services, has announced that its Drone as a Service business is now moving into solar surveying. The company has signed contracts with schools in the United States, and it expects to earn about $600,000 from its first client. Solar surveying uses drones to collect images and data about land and buildings, which helps companies plan where to install solar panels.
The move shows how drone technology is being used in new ways across the country. Drones can fly over large areas quickly and gather information that would take workers much longer to collect on foot. For schools, this kind of survey can help officials understand whether their roofs and grounds are suitable for solar power systems. Solar energy can also reduce electricity costs over time, which is one reason many public institutions are looking at it.
ZenaTech's announcement is part of a wider trend in which companies combine drone services with clean energy projects. Businesses that offer drone surveying often work with construction firms, utilities, and property owners. As more contracts are signed, the company will need to show that its services are accurate and reliable.
The original report did not include full details about the length of the contracts or the exact number of schools involved. Readers who want more information can check the company's official statements or local news coverage of the school projects.
Sources: The Columbus Dispatch
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