ONE POWER FEED

The wind vane and anemometer at the North Findlay Wind Campus are catching the last winds of 2022! As the new year rolls around, One Energy is excited to see what 2023 blows our way!

We wish everyone a happy and safe New Year!

Did you think we’re talking about the wind turbines? We like those too, but we’re a little biased. No, we’re actually talking about the large industrial facility producing its power through on-site, distributed energy.

One Energy’s project sites are designed to meet the customer’s specific energy needs. We always have and always will put the customer first.

In this Safety Minute, tune in to hear Field Engineer, Eathan Baumgartner, as he goes over some potential issues of putting electrical cable through conduit and shows how pulleys can be used to mitigate those identified risks.

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As wind turbine blades move through the air, they are exposed to various kinds of weather elements. In order for them to maintain their physical condition, they have to be made extremely efficient and durable. Thanks to a certain composite material, they can be!

The internal structure of the turbine blades in One Energy’s laydown yard are made of balsa wood while the shell consists of the composite material… fiberglass! Fiberglass has a reinforcement material: glass fiber, and a matrix material: plastic. When these two materials come together to become a composite material, they create the strength and flexibility that the blades require to endure any weather conditions they may face.

When pouring concrete, you may know how difficult the task can be when weather conditions such as heat, rain, or freezing snow get in the way. At One Energy, we use concrete pads to create a level and sturdy surface for our transformers, switchgear, junction boxes, manual switches, and more. To support and protect this equipment, it is important to make sure this concrete can maintain its structural integrity.

In this Technician Talk, Brandon Ewing, a Field Design Manager here at One Energy is going to talk about pre-cast concrete pads and how they can help when Mother Nature is not on your side.

Technician Talks can also be found on our LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter feeds– and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more One Energy content!

To the right, to the right, to the right, to the right! 🎵🎵

One Energy is always innovating! In this week’s Wind View, you can see members of the construction team moving reels of medium voltage cable onto a reel trailer that they designed and built in-house. The trailer is one part of a moving system that helps alleviate some of the strain of laying cable the traditional way.

One Energy is always looking for better ways of executing strenuous tasks. Safety and quality are our top priorities!