Fall 2023

Expanding access to solar energy

An emerging solar power design concept unlocks renewable energy to customers who otherwise would not have access. Also in this issue: a slope-stability design that restored a popular ski hill in Upper Michigan, a "dark-sky-friendly" outdoor lighting plan that reduces pollution, and a highly coordinated soil remediation project that transferred material to and from five sites, resulting in cost-savings for clients.

In this issue

New technology expands access to solar energy

Community solar energy development

Slope repair puts solid ground under the skis

Slope-stabilization design

Creative solutions result in time and cost savings for clients

Coordinating earthwork projects

University flips the switch to “dark-sky-friendly" lighting plan

University lighting master plan

EPA program connects partners for contaminated sediment remediation

Great Lakes sediment remediation

MSHA proposes new silica-exposure standards

MSHA’s proposed silica standards

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Simplify your electrical engineering project

With creative thinking, options abound

Signs of a hopeful new era

Assessing your PFAS risk profile

Next chapter in industrial water

New view at the zoo

Expanding access to solar energy

Repowering a wind-energy facility

Homes for the holidays

Remedy for a faulty reservoir

Sustainable solutions around the world

Summer of sustainability

Reimagining clean energy

Proactive planning makes a difference