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E3 Consulting Adds Solar & Energy Storage Field Engineering Services

E3 now offers Field Engineering services for solar and energy storage projects. These services allow E3 to seamlessly provide clients with a dedicated team to assist with construction management, project quality control, construction milestone inspections, commissioning documentation, performance analysis, operations diagnostics, and maintenance planning when needed. With this additional service,

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Anne Locke, Electrical Engineer and Renewables Development Professional, Joins the E3 Consulting Team as Director of Renewables

E3 Consulting Services is pleased to announce that Anne Locke, an electrical engineer with significant renewables development experience, has joined the E3 team as a Director of Renewables. In this role, Anne will provide owner’s and independent engineering services for clients seeking to finance, construct, and operate renewable projects. Her

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Matthew Dannemann, P.E. promoted to Project Manager, Solar.

E3 Consulting Services (E3) is delighted to announce that Matthew Dannemann, P.E., has been promoted from solar analyst to project manager in the solar practice. Since Matthew joined E3 in June 2022, he has been an outstanding team member who continually exceeds expectations. In his new role, Matthew is a

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Al Rettenmaier promoted to Managing Director

Al Rettenmaier has been promoted to Managing Director and has joined the Management Team for E3 Consulting Services (E3). Al will take on additional business development and operational duties within E3 in his new position. Al joined E3 as an Executive Director in 2014, focusing on the oil, gas, and

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E3 Promotes Daniel Tarico to Director, Renewables

“Over the past 20 months, Dan has become a true asset to the E3 team.  Dan, with his exceptional technical skills and no-nonsense delivery, has advised our clients through technical advisory, commercial support, troubleshooting, etc, across a number of renewable energy technologies.  I’m convinced there is nothing he can’t tackle. 

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Factors to Consider When Developing a Solar Module Spares Plan

Nearly all commercial or utility-scale solar power projects are provisioned with spare solar modules as part of the initial module purchase. Though no standard spare quantity is required, the industry has generally accepted 1% as a typical number of excess modules to provide an allowance for shipping and installation breakage

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