Lighting the way to a resilient future
Utility customers expect the lights to turn on and power to flow. Interruptions to electrical power resulting from aging and/or undersized utility systems or extreme weather events can impact customers and harm reputations. Power suppliers today must meet regulatory compliance requirements while working to reduce social and environmental impacts. Weston helps you:
Weston offers more than 40 years of experience working with regulated and deregulated power generators, transmission and distribution companies, and energy developers. We have developed strong working relationships with regulatory agencies that will help you navigate the siting, licensing, and/or permitting process for capital expansion, O&M, redevelopment, and creative reuse projects such as the installation of solar panels on landfills.
Our commitment to the power industry goes beyond the construction phase of projects. Weston also offers in-house stack testing and ambient air testing and monitoring to assist in meeting air compliance standards. Our self-perform capabilities drive compliance assurance, cost efficiency, and overall quality standards.
In 2019, a vertical lift gate failed in Lake Dunlap reservoir, which provides water for Calpine’s 1,029 MW natural gas-fired, combined-cycle Guadalupe Power Plant (Guadalupe).
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Weston assisted Calpine power company with decommissioning an aging 344-MW gas-fired power cogeneration facility with the goal of restoring the property to its pre-facility condition
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Weston operates and maintains all of our client’s continuous ambient air monitoring stations, which provide data for the EPA Air Quality System database. The air
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