As well as being a milestone for the company, 20 GW also represents a significant benchmark for the solar PV industry. This scale of independent O&M service demonstrates how data and technological innovation can support and accelerate the sector’s scaling as a whole.
NovaSource named former First Solar executive Timo Moeller as head of NovaSource’s European operation and President International, relocating him to Europe to build the company’s footprint across the continent. The company has its European headquarters in France. NovaSource’s European team currently has more than 140 years of combined high-level solar PV operations experience.
“We are thrilled to be celebrating the 20 GW milestone at Intersolar Europe with friends and partners from across the continent who are as passionate as we are about enabling a transition to renewable energies,” said NovaSource Head of Europe Timo Moeller.
“Delivering services that allow our partners to reach optimal returns is central to our mission. We believe our scale also signals a new era in cost-competitive renewables.”
The performance of NovaSource’s digital ecosystem is enhanced as the scope of the data under management grows. More data allows for greater analytical insight, which leads to greater innovation as well as the creation of original applications that directly benefit NovaSource partners.
“At NovaSource, we are committed to technological innovation, service excellence, and the continual delivery of sustainable operational value and revenue opportunities for our developer and owner partners. Our scale is a key facilitator of future growth for the clean energy industry,” said CEO of NovaSource Power Services Troy Lauterbach.
NovaSource’s real-time operators work with a custom technology stack, specifically designed to boost efficiency. The live data feed and the flow of our work order system allows technicians to be dispatched within minutes, even seconds, of a notification. This equates to minimal downtime and disruptions, ensuring energy yield will match power demand.