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As part of our growth plan for PSH Operations, we are pleased to welcome three new members to the Monitoring team.  Dan and Chloe have shared their reasons for joining, Brad is keeping himself to himself!

Being someone who wants to make the world more sustainable, when Dan was offered the job as an O&M Analyst at PSH Operations he knew he had to take it. Having a passion for analysing data and improving skills in renewable energy, Dan is looking forward to being at the company for years to come.

Chloe is an advocate for people and products that represent ways the world can help make resources more sustainable for the future so the prospect of joining a business whose goals are to continue to grow, be progressive and offer positive change to the renewable energy industry was something she simply could not turn down. Chloe looks forward to learning more and developing new skills about renewable energy, the company and how to become a high performing and valued member of the team.

We are delighted to announce that we have achieved FAC on two of our large scale solar farms after two years of operation. Well done to the team for all their hard work in achieving this milestone.

PS Renewables and Push Energy have merged their UK Operations & Maintenance (O&M) activities, creating a business with truly national reach and scale, giving customers even more field-based resource and technical ability to manage and maintain their important solar and generation assets. The new Joint Venture is to be called PSH Operations and is thought to be the first time the industry has seen two highly respected UK O&M companies merge together.

At the forthcoming Energy Network Association’s Smart Systems Forum, Nicola Waters, our COO will address the audience on the “Expectations of the Open Network project & the transition to Distribution System Operators”. Nicola will comment on the strategic and operational challenges faced by the DNOs in making this happen. The event will take place in London on the 5th October 2017.

At the forthcoming Solar and Storage Live event our CCO, Peregrine Fraser, will be taking part in a panel presentation on “How to deliver post-subsidy solar projects in 2018”. The discussion with the audience will cover:
• The reality of project economics now
• Opportunities to work with communities and community groups
• Longer term, how are companies developing sustainable business models?
• Looking to the future, how is the role of the developer changing?
The panel will take place on the 4th of October, at the NEC Birmingham.