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This post states a current, demonstrated capability: that Meteoric’s drones do clear clouds over solar farms and thereby increase annual output by 10–30%. But Meteoric’s own website and Y Combinator launch page describe that number as a projection, not an observed operating result.

Specifically:

• Meteoric’s website labels the numbers as “Uplift potential” and says they are “Maximum estimated uplift based on modelled cloud types.” That means the 10–30% figure is an estimate from modeling, not measured annual production gains at operating solar farms.
• Y Combinator’s company page says Meteoric has only “Built a working prototype that dissipated an artificial cloud by 13% in cloud-chamber tests” and that its “First large-scale cloud clearing flight [is] in 2027.” Those statements indicate the company had not yet demonstrated full-scale, real-world cloud clearing over solar farms as of this August 2026 post.

So the problem is not necessarily the idea of the technology; it is that the post presents a future / modeled capability as though it were already an accomplished, field-proven result.