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Wildfire Response and Near Misses Webinar

Explore recent near misses through the lens of the Smokehouse Creek fires in Texas to learn response strategies for managing solar and public power assets in wildfire-prone areas. Experts will share case studies of near-miss events to help you prepare your team and assets.

The sessions provide actionable insights and strategies for:

Proactively managing maintenance to prevent costly downtime.

Addressing the impact of weather events on performance and profitability.

Increasing the reliability and lifespan of assets in challenging environmental conditions.

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Meet the Experts

impacts of extreme heat on high-value assets Candace Wood

Candace Wood | COO @ Everpoint Services

Candace Wood brings more than a decade of renewable energy experience to Everpoint Services. Candace launched her professional career as an owner’s representative on multiple wind farm construction projects across Texas and Oklahoma. She has several years of experience developing utility-scale solar, wind, and battery storage projects across the United States. 

Jeff Ennenga impacts of extreme heat on high-value assets

Jeff Ennenga | Wildfire Resilience Program Director @ Alaska Venture Fund

Jeff Ennenga brings decades of experience in wildland fire management, emergency preparedness, and fire training to his role at AVF, where he focuses on increasing wildfire resilience across Alaska.

Jessica Morse​ impacts of extreme heat on high-value assets

Jessica Morse | Former Deputy Secretary Forest & Wildland Resilience

Jessica developed innovative strategies and then coordinated multi-agency coalitions to execute those strategies around issues of poverty, counter-terrorism, nuclear-non-proliferation and wildfire. For the last four years Jessica worked for the State of California to tackle the wildfire crisis by scaling investment in wildfire resilience.

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Equip yourself with practical strategies to navigate and mitigate the challenges brought by extreme weather events.

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