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We help utilities and energy companies overcome the challenges of a rapidly changing industry by providing independent consulting and engineering solutions that allow them to innovate and thrive.
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PSC celebrates Earth Day
PSC's contribution to addressing climate change is helping you power a more sustainable world and on April 22 we are celebrating Earth Day.
PSC brand refresh
We're excited to unveil our refreshed brand identity. It’s not a major change. We're just implementing some new elements – a fresh coat of paint, if you will – in terms of our voice and visual branding.
For data center stakeholders, sustainability is central to evolution
PSC, Ramboll, and EYP Mission Critical Facilities have teamed up to offer joint data center support services to help clients with the digital transformation – our data center webinar series is answering critical questions about the future of the industry.
Texas cold snap outages and extreme event planning
PSC’s Tracy Rolstad lends his expertise to evaluate recent extreme weather events in Texas and how planning for such events and assessing the risks aren’t enough. Actionable language in standards and investment per Planning studies is a step in the right direction.
Power networks and flexibility to accommodate changing usage patterns
PSC’s David Mills' featured presentation during an IET West Midlands Power Group webinar covered recent projects looking into generator and demand flexibility to support decarbonization.
Power System Studies for EirGrid’s Kildare-Meath Upgrade Project (CP966)
PSC investigated various underground cable options and performed specialized power system studies to help this client assess upgrade options.
New GPS requirement for Australia’s WEM Market Participants
AEMO has introduced new requirements for Market Participants with an existing Arrangement for Access to the WEM. Affected generators will need to have a Registered GPS in place by 31 January 2022.
From debate to co-operate; utilities benefit by increasing stakeholder engagement
Guest contributor Susan Christensen Wimer writes why it’s important for utilities to identify all stakeholders and develop an inclusive engagement strategy.
