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A private developer of renewable energy projects hired RETTEW to conduct a due diligence evaluation of a 400-ton-per-day food waste anaerobic digestion facility in Charlotte, North Carolina. The facility receives organic feedstocks from poultry and other food processing operations, pre- and post-consumer food waste from grocery chains, and manure from local farms. The feedstocks are…
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An energy client was looking to develop multiple renewable natural gas (RNG) projects to meet their corporate sustainability goal of reducing the carbon footprint of the natural gas grid through RNG. These projects will generate biogas that can be upgraded to RNG on site. The feedstocks for this program are agricultural wastes such as dairy…
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Jonah Energy LLC operates one of the highest-producing natural gas fields in North America. Jonah Field, in the Green River Basin, is their most active gas-producing site. Oil and gas operations are limited by the amount of NOx and volatile organic compounds (VOC) generated, based on a predetermined emissions bank. Jonah Energy operations uses gas-driven…
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A team of solar developers was looking to install rooftop and carport solar arrays on two mixed-use commercial buildings in downtown Washington, D.C. to benefit lower-income residents in the D.C. area. RETTEW was the ideal candidate to make this goal a reality because of our vast experience in designing solar arrays, as well as general…
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A solar farm was expanding onto a hill where a limestone rock outcrop was observed. This raised concerns about shallow rock that could impede installation of the driven rods that support the solar panels. In soil, the rods need to reach a specified depth to prevent wind from lifting the panels. If the rock is…
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As the lead design-build firm that is co-developing battery energy storage system (BESS) projects nationwide, RETTEW implemented this technology at the Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) Wastewater Treatment Plant. The 1 MW/1 MWhr BESS furthers ACUA’s efforts to implement progressive energy technology at the plant. The BESS supports overall grid operations, reduces greenhouse gas emissions,…
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Masonic Village, Lancaster County’s second-largest retirement community, is committed to solar energy as part of its comprehensive sustainability program. Taking a forward-thinking approach, Masonic Village wanted to build upon their existing infrastructure and see a positive rate of return while meeting their goals to be more energy efficient. Because of our longstanding relationship with Masonic…
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Approaching the end of an innovative solar field construction project, Middlesex County Utilities Authority (MCUA) needed a closeout evaluation of their solar arrays. The four arrays range in nominal capacity from 249 to 2,306 kilowatts and, when combined, are the second-largest municipal solar generation system in New Jersey at a total of 4.6 MWdc. RETTEW…
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An energy company leased approximately 10,000 acres from more than 50 separate landowners in three counties to install and operate wind turbines and the transmission lines required to deliver energy to homes across the nation. The company wanted a full-service firm that could effectively and efficiently deliver all aspects of the planned projects on time…
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Looking for the most effective way to meet the Bordentown Road Water Treatment Plant’s renewable energy and cost reduction goals, the Borough of Sayreville hired our team to design and build one of the largest floating solar arrays in the United States. The team includes RETTEW, a New York City-based investing firm, an international equipment…
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