With 22 years of experience and more than 1,500 projects under our belts, there are not many types of projects that E3 has not reviewed. While E3 has traditionally focused on energy projects ranging from power generation to transmission and distribution and oil, gas and chemicals, we have also reviewed commercial and industrial projects. Below you will find a representative list of the technologies we have reviewed. Please reach out to us for additional information. We would love to learn more about your project.
Alternative Fuels
In the biofuels and alternative energies sector, E3 and its professionals have worked on alternative fuels engagements (hydrolysis & fermentation and gasification & catalytic), biodiesel, and anaerobic digestion projects.
Electric Transmission
Our team has extensive electric transmission experience encompassing the entire project life cycle of new and existing transmission lines.
Energy Storage
E3’s professionals are following the deployment of energy storage technologies into the marketplace, helping clients and partners to understand which technologies are right for specific technologies.
Infrastructure, Industrial & Commercial
E3 has considerable experience serving as Independent Engineer for non-power projects. Our team has provided services ranging from environmental reviews to construction monitoring on a variety of industrial and manufacturing, commercial, and infrastructure projects.
Oil, Gas & Chemicals
E3’s professionals have been providing technical and business advisory services to the oil, gas, and chemicals (OGC) industry for an average of 30 years.
Power Generation
Members of the E3 team have long provided services to the electric power industry serving as corporate officers, engineers, line managers, asset managers, and developers.
Renewables
As a result of the specialized and diverse experience of our select group of employees, E3 has worked on renewable energy projects including wind, geothermal, solar (PV and CSP), hydroelectric, landfill gas, waste-to-energy, and biomass.