We cover every major discipline a substation or generation project needs — and the engineers who design your system are the ones who test and commission it.
Complete physical and electrical design for new substations, expansions, and rebuilds — from distribution stations through 345 kV transmission-to-distribution step-downs.
Protection and control packages built to be wired, tested, and maintained — from relay one-lines to the last terminal block.
Settings that coordinate on paper and in the field. We model the system, develop and document the settings, and analyze events when something operates.
From a single station to a whole utility system: RTU and RTAC programming, HMI development, communications, and the custom logic that ties it together.
Solar, battery storage, and peak-shaving generation tied into utility systems — engineered for the interconnection requirements and for the way the plant will actually run.
We test protection — relays, logic, and the schemes they belong to — for systems we design and systems we inherit. Our field work stays focused on protection and controls.
Engineering and testing support for protection-system, generator, and disturbance-monitoring standards, with documentation built for the audit.
PMP-led project management and owner’s engineering — scope, schedule, specifications, and coordination between utilities, developers, contractors, and vendors.
When a station misbehaves, we pick up. Utilities and plant operators call us for troubleshooting, relay assistance, and fast restoration after equipment failures.
Our field work focuses on what we engineer: protective relays, control logic, and SCADA. When a project also needs transformer, breaker, battery, or cable testing, we coordinate with independent testing firms and work alongside them through commissioning.
NERC’s disturbance-monitoring standard for inverter-based resources is phasing in now. Here’s what it requires, when it applies, and how most sites can get there.
Tell us about it — voltage class, location, schedule, and where it stands today. A senior engineer will get back to you, usually within one business day.
