Texas leads the United States in installed wind capacity by a significant margin. With more than 40,000 megawatts of wind generation online and a development pipeline that continues to expand across the Panhandle, West Texas, and the Gulf Coast, the...
Data centers — driven by rapid AI adoption and expanded cloud services — could use up to 12 percent of U.S. electricity by...
The offshore wind industry is scaling faster than its workforce. That gap is not a new observation; it has been documented in workforce studies, raised at industry conferences, and cited in policy discussions on both sides of the Atlantic. What...
Utility work is evolving. So are the risks that come with it. As infrastructure grows more complex and jobsite conditions become less predictable, organizations are being challenged to rethink how they approach worker safety. From elevated tasks to...
With the volatile, ever-changing landscape of energy development and production in the United States, it is more important than ever to arm yourself with versatile and experienced landmen who can accurately represent your company and sell your...
As wind development pushes into more remote and environmentally sensitive terrain, site access is no longer a secondary concern. It is a primary project risk. Unstable soils, seasonal flooding, protected wetlands, and water crossings can derail...
They equip existing wind turbines with new sensor and monitoring technology, install, document, and ensure that measurement data provides the right fundamentals for safe and profitable operation of wind turbines. These are the technicians that keep...
Half of North America's installed wind fleet has operated for fifteen to twenty years, with many turbines now facing conditions far harsher than original design parameters anticipated. From frozen plains where temperatures plunge below -20°F to...
Consider this riddle: What’s the one thing weather guarantees? The answer: No two job sites are ever the same. Ice, heat, flood, mud, mountain grades, and open-air fire risk — the same environments that make wind energy possible — are the ones...
As the wind energy industry pushes toward higher power ratings and increased torque densities, a significant architectural shift is occurring within the drivetrain: the replacement of traditional rolling element bearings with journal...