Borrego Energy has rebranded its O&M business as Cleanleaf Energy, with a focus on providing operations and maintenance services to domestic utility and commercial PV and BESS projects.
“We were one of the early O&M providers in the country, establishing best practices and a reputation for excellence, while growing the business over those crucial early years,” says Mikael Backman, assuming the role of Cleanleaf Energy CEO.
“Industry trends, and innovations enhanced and evolved the company over time, allowing it to explore new places in its role as an industry pioneer. Today’s announcement will allow the O&M business to focus solely on monitoring, operating and upgrading PV and BESS assets across the country to maximize the utilization of renewable resources that have been installed in this energy transition.”
“Today’s announcement marks an important milestone in Borrego’s ten-year history of providing third-party O&M services,” adds Andrew Hall, Borrego’s CEO. “I’m excited to see Mikael and his team of experienced technicians and managers use the scale and sophistication they developed at Borrego to deliver ever-improving customer service and outcomes to PV and BESS system owners under the Cleanleaf banner.”
Cleanleaf will manage more than 1.9 GW across 1,000 solar and storage projects previously under the Borrego name. The company’s special projects group will focus on investigation and troubleshooting, pre-construction hand-offs and repair and system upgrades for PV sites.
All leadership and personnel will remain in place during the transition, says the company.
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Today, I met a professional driver for the film-making industry whose principal focus is stunt-work.
Somehow, we got to talking about the many movie stars for whom he’s worked over the years, and how pleasant most of them are to be around.
He started by mentioning Kevin Costner.
“I really like him,” I said. Please tell me he’s not an asshole.”
“Oh no; he’s a prince,” my new friend replied. “I also do the driving for Jay Leno’s show about his massive garage full of vintage cars. He’s even kinder. When we’re having lunch between shootings, he’ll often come up our table and ask if we need another Coke or two. Maybe desserts?”
We eventually got around to the stars who are, in fact, assholes.
“I drive in Lethal Weapon 4,” he began.
“Let me make a stab. Mel Gibson?”
Yes. One of the most hateful, most miserable people you could meet in 100 lifetimes.”
“That’s the rumor everyone’s heard,” I responded. “It’s weird how people who have more money that God feel the need to be such terrible people.”
“Well, my theory is that money doesn’t change people; it only amplifies them.”
I remind him of Henry Ford’s observation above.
Great conversation.
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