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One Energy is excited to lead the Midwest’s electric semi-truck charging market. We are charging Orange EV’s e-TRIEVER heavy-duty yard truck and Penske’s medium-range eCascadia at our headquarters in Findlay, Ohio, and earlier this year, we energized our first Megawatt Hub charging site located at the North Findlay Wind Campus. Located close to key trucking interstates like I-75, I-80, and I-90 and near 15 nationwide distribution centers, One Energy’s Megawatt Hub offers the electric trucking industry access to large-scale charging where they need it.

One Energy’s Megawatt Hubs are another example of how we continue to innovate and develop customized energy solutions for our large industrial customers.

Read more in our press release here.

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The 2024 Megawatt Scholarship season is officially open!

These scholarships give back to the communities where Wind for Industry® projects are built. One Energy sponsors one $5,000 scholarship per turbine at a customer’s facility – every year the turbine operates. To date, 125 scholarships have been awarded to outstanding local students.

Visit www.megawattscholarships.org to view available scholarships and apply – the application deadline is March 15, 2024.

One Energy’s Project Planning and Technology (PPT) Field Engineers and Analysts are halfway through Wind School!

Wind School is an internal program hosted by One Energy team members, to train and sharpen the skills of PPT members on the development process of our Wind for Industry projects. By the end of the training, all Field Engineers and Analysts will be able to complete an entire Project Due Diligence Package as well as explain One Energy’s methodologies and how they compare to the rest of the industry. 

 

 

Recently, students from the Millstream Career Center visited the One Energy North Findlay Wind Campus for a field trip! The tour was split up into three sections – students could touch and interact with various elements related to that portion of the tour, like pushing on and feeling the flexibility of a wind turbine blade, holding hardware used in our high-voltage projects, and practicing tying arm slings on one another.

Thank you to the teachers and students for joining us and getting their hands dirty.

 

 

Let’s swing into the next episode of our Science Shorts!

In this episode, One Energy Field Engineer Tyler explains what oscillation is and where we can find it in our daily lives. A fantastic example of this motion is a playground swing moving back and forth. Keep an eye out as you move through your day and see if you can spot any other instances of oscillation in action.

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