The IEC 62817 standard specifies that solar trackers must achieve an accuracy of ±5° to capture 99. 6% of the available direct beam energy. This accuracy benchmark ensures that trackers align with the sun's position throughout the day, minimizing energy losses. Significance of ±5°. Consequently, it is essential for investors to improve accurate predictive models that assess the power generation capacity of photovoltaic systems under local environmental conditions. Therefore, accurate estimation of maximum power generation is then crucial for optimizing photovoltaic (PV). ASTM E2848-13, 2023 test method provides measurement and analysis procedures for determining the capacity of a specific photovoltaic sys-tem built in a particular place and in operation under natural sunlight. This test method is mainly used for acceptance testing of newly installed photovol-taic. Warranty Protection Requires Documentation: Most solar equipment manufacturers require documented commissioning procedures to validate warranty coverage, and without proper commissioning documentation, system owners face voided equipment warranties worth tens of thousands of dollars, insurance. To help stakeholders stay aware of the latest research in solar resource data, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), in collaboration with the International Energy Agency (IEA) Photovoltaic Power Systems Programme (PVPS) Task 16 and the Solar Power and Chemical Energy Systems. The IEC 62817 standard outlines stringent requirements to ensure that solar trackers deliver reliable and efficient performance, with a critical focus on accuracy and durability.