by Mary Prendergast, E3 Marketing Director It is no secret that the growth of renewables has increased the demand for energy storage in recent years. Energy storage, especially battery storage, is expected to grow at a rapid pace. Over the last few years, the E3...
By Pamela Berner, Director of Environmental Services When faced with an incident (environmental or otherwise), a questioning attitude—or lack thereof—and the culture of a facility determines how well it is handled. State and federal regulatory agencies can enforce...
By John Book, NAES Project Engineer Establishing a Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW) program can be a daunting prospect. At first glance, the requirement for qualifying each employee in every electrical task they will perform sounds like a huge task. Although the...
by Ian Goepferd, General Manager of O&M Services In 2019, NAES rolled out our NextGen strategy. Included in that plan was a focus on Digitization and Renewable Energy. Digitization, in this context, reflects our desire to increase the use of software...
by Pamela Berner, Director of Environmental Services On January 20, 2021, President Biden signed Executive Order 13990, “Protecting Public Health and The Environment and Restoring Science to Tackle the Climate Crisis”. This order established initiatives for executive...
by Rob McCranie, NAES Project Manager These are exciting times at NAES as we move forward in improving the execution of how NAES performs Plant Assessments. Last year NAES formed a working group with the goal of finding a better way to execute Plant Assessments at...
