Lance Boire and Terri Poussard presented their paper titled "Resiliency, Hardening and Reliability - impact on New Jersey Gas Turbine Power Facility Expansion Project" at PowerGen 2017.
Other content in this Stream
Published in IEEE Smart Grid: Smart Grid and Power Quality Management
Stantec’s Mehrdad Boloorchi discusses power quality events and the effect of smart grids on power quality improvement
From Stantec ERA: Pumped storage is the answer to the sustainable energy-storage dilemma
Pumped-storage hydropower is a reliable, clean, and sustainable answer to our energy-storage needs and renewable energy growth
Published in Advances in Water Research: Battery Energy Storage Systems for Water Utilities
Battery Energy Storage Systems may help address challenges associated with the deployment of renewable energy and the continuous escalation of energy projects
From the Design Quarterly: Technologies and trends changing how we power our world
What’s driving change in the energy sector? How will it influence smart cities of tomorrow?
From Stantec ERA: Offshore wind energy is the green future of electricity generation
Massachusetts is leading in the US by tapping into the ocean winds for energy
From Stantec ERA: What’s the future of energy? An Energy Remix to power our planet.
As the population grows, the need for more energy also grows—and old and new stakeholders are redefining how we power, live, and move about our planet
Published in GeoDataPoint: BIM Reaches Beyond Design & Build
Nathan Martin discusses how Stantec has benefited from the use of BIM on large and small projects for over a decade
Featured in Microgrid Knowledge: Could the David Johnston Research + Technology Park Microgrid Be a Model?
Stantec’s Mike Voll, Global Sector Leader for Smart Technologies, is featured in an article that talks about a Stantec microgrid project
How to plan for the future of electric vehicles
Incorporating smart technologies to future-proof your charging infrastructure investments
Transforming a coal-fired power plant into a solar facility
Stantec was part of OPG’s EPC team on its first-ever 44 MW solar facility at the location of what was once North America’s largest coal fueled power plant
From the Design Quarterly: Teaching sustainability and energy conservation through play
Energy use is high and energy literacy is low; a pop-up park turns city parks into places that boost energy understanding
Presenting Stantec Design Quarterly 05: Smart & Livable Cities
Articulating a living vision for city living―from the smart city discussion to affordability, congestion, and transport
2:38Day in the Life of Jaclyn Currie
From a young age Jaclyn has always been a problem solver. As an electrical engineer at Stantec, she solves some of New Brunswick’s biggest energy challenges every day.
How modern tracking technologies can protect birds and support wind farm permitting
Stantec’s Creativity & Innovation Program is backing industry research into a new approach to monitor peregrine falcon migration patterns
Smart curtailment: the little-known battle between nature and efficient wind power
Working to save bats, energy, and money at the same time—it’s all about site-specific risk patterns
Biologist’s goal: wind turbines that kill fewer bats and birds
Finding a balance between mitigating habitat impact while installing modern turbine technology to provide renewable energy
Published in Engineering Inc: Power Transmission Sector Exhibiting Strong, Durable Growth
Stantec’s Bill Shelley is featured in an article that focuses on the strong and growing transmission market
2:54Power and Technology at Stantec