Solar Power and Energy Storage Mountain West

December 20, 2021

Panel: O&M Best Practices – How do we ensure the implementation carries out the vision?

COSSA’s 2022 Solar Power and Energy Storage Mountain West conference brings together some of the greatest, most innovative minds from around the country to take an in-depth look at the unique political developments, innovations, and opportunities found in the Mountain West region. The three-day conference is dedicated to advancing the industry by featuring engaging panels, fostering critical thinking, and forging strong relationships to move your business forward.

Join us for the panel: O&M Best Practices – How do we ensure the implementation carries out the vision?

About the Panel

O&M Best Practices – How do we ensure the implementation carries out the vision?

Date:
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
3:00-4:00PM

Panel Description:
Investing in solar and storage can be expensive. Greater adoption of distributed energy resources hinges on reliable operations and consistent performance. Hear from operations and maintenance professionals about new products, best practices, and how to keep maintenance bills manageable.

Speakers:

Amanda Bybee, CEO of Amicus Solar
Josh Corbitt, Director of Business Development, O&M and Asset Management at Origis Services
Taylor Dodson, Manager of Utility Scale Interconnection at SOLV Energy
Chris Morrissette, Service Partner Manager of SMA Solar Technology

As the momentum behind renewable energy projects continues to surge throughout the United States, the significance of battery energy storage as a linchpin for a sustainable energy future cannot be overstated. Our enthusiasm is palpable as we embark on the construction of these vital projects, aiming not only to enhance the efficiency and capacity of solar initiatives but also to bolster Origis and TVA in achieving their commendable sustainability objectives.

Tom Cornell

Tom Cornell, Senior Vice President of Energy Storage Solutions at Mitsubishi Power Americas

KUB is actively seeking opportunities to invest in renewable energy. When KUB invests in partnerships such as TVA’s Green Invest program with projects including the Origis solar projects in Mississippi, those initiatives help KUB to meet customer and community sustainability goals. Overall, these partnerships are helping to position KUB and Knoxville as leaders for solar power investment nationwide.

Gabriel J. Bolas II

Gabriel J. Bolas II, KUB President & CEO

Our office has worked continually with both TVA and Origis through all phases of this project. These investments provide a unique diversification to our tax base and upon completion provide additional tax revenue to the counties and the schools.

Joe Max Higgins

Joe Max Higgins, CEO - Golden Triangle Development Link

Lowndes County is happy to partner with TVA and Origis to bring this increased capability to the TVA footprint. The clean energy benefits for the region and the economic development that result from cooperation on mutually beneficial projects like this continue to strengthen our already solid partnerships with both industry and TVA.

Trip Hairston

Trip Hairston, Lowndes County Supervisor District 2

RES is delighted to be working with Origis Energy to deliver the Tanglewood Solar project.

Tim Jordan

Tim Jordan, Vice President of Construction, RES

about the speaker

Josh Corbitt

Vice President Business Development – Origis Energy Services

Josh Corbitt is an energy and construction executive applying his expertise to help owners of large-scale solar and energy storage projects realize the full value of their assets. His in-depth understanding of procurement, operations, project management, and contract negotiations adds significant value to the experience of each Origis Services’ customer. Prior to Origis, Josh accumulated nearly a decade of solar industry experience working with MaxGen Energy Services and SunPower.

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