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Stuart Adams
Stuart is a project manager and structural engineer with an expertise in wind, flood, and seismic mitigation.
- Phone: (301) 575-3142
- Email: stuart.adams@stantec.com
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PeopleTom Pendrey
Tom is a principal mechanical engineer who works in a variety of energy technologies—pumped storage and conventional hydropower, solar photovoltaic, and wind power—in design, design review, project management, and technical advisory roles.
- Phone: +44 7873 618825
- Email: tom.pendrey@stantec.com
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PeopleWill Dillsaver
A senior ecologist in our Oklahoma City office, Will uses his background in wildlife conservation and management to assist with a broad range of for projects in the oil and gas, pipeline, wind, and environmental industries.
- Phone: (918) 850-0991
- Email: will.dillsaver@stantec.com
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Ideas Article7 trends and techs—and 3 obstacles—shaping the big picture for an energy transition
Which technologies and trends are impacting carbon as we face the climate change challenge? How does a distributed energy system help?
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Ideas ArticleBest places to produce hydrogen? Look at a topographic map
To produce our hydrogen, we need to shift our focus to the map. Like the first and second industrial revolutions, our economy might shift to where the energy is—the highlands, lakes, lochs, and channels.
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Ideas ArticleBuilding partnerships for sustainable and resilient communities
Whether it’s providing clean drinking water, powering communities with sustainable energy solutions, or developing wastewater treatment facilities, EWB is supporting our global community.
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Ideas ArticleClean energy case study: A conversation about powering Indigenous and remote communities
The Gull Bay microgrid project is Canada's first fully-integrated solar energy-storage system based in a remote First Nations community. Experts share insights connected to this important power project.
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Ideas ArticleFrom the Design Quarterly: Teaching sustainability and energy conservation through play
Energy use is high and energy literacy is low; a pop-up park turns city parks into places that boost energy understanding.
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Ideas ArticleFrom the Design Quarterly: Technologies and trends changing how we power our world
What’s driving change in the energy sector? How will it influence smart cities of tomorrow?
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Ideas ArticleHow can we reduce the carbon footprint of our oil and gas infrastructure?
The energy & resources industry is undergoing one of the most significant shifts in generations—the transition towards green energy infrastructure. There are several ways that oil and gas operators can reduce the carbon footprint of their facilities.