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PANEL: Does Size Matter? O&M for Small Sites vs Large Sites

April 24, 2025 | Kimberly Tran, Director Key Accounts for Origis Energy Services, will participate in a panel discussing O&M at the 2025 Solarplaza Summit Asset Management North America in San Diego

January 24, 2025
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On April 24, 2025, Kimberly Tran, Director of Key Accounts for Origis Energy Services, will join a panel at the 2025 Solarplaza Summit Asset Management North America in San Diego. The discussion will focus on the differences in Operations & Maintenance (O&M) between small and large-scale solar installations.

 

Panel Discussion: Does Size Matter? O&M for Small Sites vs Large Sites

This session will explore the key differences between O&M for small solar sites versus large-scale installations. We’ll discuss how scale impacts everything from staffing and resource allocation to monitoring technologies, spare parts management, and cost efficiencies. Attendees will gain insights into the unique challenges and best practices for optimizing performance in both small and large solar projects, helping them tailor their O&M strategies to the specific needs of their sites.

Moderator
Erin Kivlehan, Clenera

Panelists
Jay Jeter, DEPCOM Power
Kimberly Tran, Origis Energy Services
Chiara Secco, TGS / Prediktor

Panel Date
April 24, 2025 at 2:30 pm

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about the speaker

Kimberly Tran

Director Key Accounts

Kimberly Tran brings nearly a decade of energy sector experience, including workforce development, to her role at Origis Energy Services. Since joining the team in 2021, Kim has held successively larger roles working to onboard new projects bridging client objectives with the Origis solar O&M team. She engineered the company’s comprehensive onboarding process. Prior to joining Origis Services, Kim held workforce development related roles with NES Fircrot, a workforce solutions provider to the global energy industry and Progressive, a global staffing company connecting STEM talent with leading companies in the power and utilities, renewable energy, and oil and gas sectors. Kim holds a Bachelor of Science in Social and Behavior Psychology from Colorado Technical University. She resides with her husband in Austin, TX. 

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