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There’s a healthy tension in the world of electric utilities that ensures profits are directly tied to better customer experience and...

Power is one of those things we only really notice when it’s NOT working. Most people don’t celebrate flicking on a light switch or...

Overhead distribution and management is no easy task, but at least we can see downed lines and damaged poles, assess aging...

If you've ever driven down a street during a power outage and wondered why some neighborhoods have lights while others sit in the dark, you've witnessed distribution design at work. Those decisions about load balancing, redundancy paths, and equipment placement have an impact on which lights stay on during the next heat wave or storm. For most people, power is invisible until it stops working. But for distribution engineers, every design choice carries real consequences for g

The United States is home to over 900 electric coops, and they’ve collectively been bringing power to rural communities for nearly 100...

If you've ever watched a pole attachment request sit idle for weeks while paperwork shuffles between the utility, the DOT, and the railroad, you've witnessed pole permitting in action. Seemingly simple tasks like replacing one deteriorating pole on a state highway can trigger permit applications to three different entities, each with their own forms, fees, timelines, and approval processes. Pole permitting isn't the engineering work. It's not the construction. It's the often-

Our Methodology Katapult Pro was built to help healthy teams scale quickly. This means our solutions need to help brand-new employees...

The strength of the grid depends a great deal on the quality and resiliency of wooden structures to keep the lights on and people safe. ...

Over the past few years, the FCC has revised its broadband deployment strategy to include satellite-provided internet. This article seeks...

This article was written by Alex D’Amico as part of an internship project to re-investigate 3D scanning technology to evaluate situations...