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Energy Storage Systems: Tools and Information Operators Need to Manage This New Asset Class – Part II
For the full article see Power Factors blog post. This is the second article in a two-part discussion covering insights gathered from operators about the kinds of monitoring and decision-support...
Energy Storage Systems: Tools and Information Operators Need to Manage This New Asset Class — Part I
For the full article see Power Factors blog post. Insights on BESS warranty and performance monitoring, including warranty parameter tracking, module and unit temperature monitoring and...
Origis Services Selects Drive Plus, Power Factors’ Integrated Asset Performance Management and CMMS Solution, for Its Solar and Energy Storage Assets
Firms Sign Multi-Year Technology Agreement COSTA MESA, CA, March 9, 2021 — Power Factors, LLC, a leading independent software and services provider for renewable energy, is pleased to announce...
Energy Storage Systems: Information Gap Challenges for Operators
For the full article see Power Factors blog post. Operators are dealing with information gaps as they operate and maintain battery energy storage systems (BESS). What can be done to close these...
The Experts Only Podcast
Jon Powers of Clean Capital talks with Michael Eyman of Origis Services about solar operations in The Experts Only podcast.
Powering The Sunshine State’s Capital
Review full article here: American Infrastructure Magazine The capital of the Sunshine State, Tallahassee, Fla., just became more sustainable with the addition of another solar farm—Tallahassee...
Solar O&M Shortcuts Lead to Higher Costs Later, Experts Say
Two separate analyses from Origis Services and Wood Mackenzie suggest cost-cutting now for maintaining solar projects leads to greater expenses later.
Solar Risk Assessment 2020: Quantitative Insights from the Industry Experts
Industry experts in solar production risk kWh Analytics have published the new ‘Solar Risk Assessment 2020’ report to advance the solar industry. The Origis Services contribution: True cost of O&M can be 28% higher than planned/budgeted.