NovaSource Power Services Joins Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) To Strengthen Industry Ties

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NovaSource Power Services, the world’s largest provider of solar operations and maintenance (O&M) services, is excited to join the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). With over 30 GW of utility-scale solar and battery storage projects in its portfolio, NovaSource brings unmatched expertise, deep industry knowledge, and a proven record of optimizing renewable energy assets to SEIA’s diverse membership.

Timo Moeller, Chief Commercial Officer of NovaSource Power Services, said “Joining SEIA aligns perfectly with our commitment to empowering a renewable world. As the benchmark for solar O&M globally, we look forward to collaborating with SEIA and its members to shape policies, overcome market barriers, and accelerate the adoption of solar energy across North America and beyond.”

This partnership will support the growth of the solar energy industry by combining the strengths of both organizations. NovaSource, with its expertise and leadership in solar operation and maintenance (O&M), will provide valuable insights that help SEIA set industry standards, develop key initiatives, and establish best practices.

In return, SEIA’s broad resources, network, and influence will help NovaSource enhance renewable energy assets, drive innovation, and speed up the transition to a sustainable energy future. Together, they will strengthen leadership in the solar sector, advance policies, and open up new growth opportunities.

NovaSource’s membership in SEIA highlights its commitment to optimizing solar energy assets and promoting growth in the industry. This collaboration is set to support the continued growth of solar energy in the U.S. and globally.

 

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