Seeing double
From afar, you may not be able to tell them apart. The two natural gas plants serve the same client, …
How Utilities are Doing More with Less
The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that roughly 25% of electric utility employees will retire over the next five years. …
Power market shift
The flip of a switch. That’s all it takes to turn on the lights, charge your computer or start a …
Power market shift: The path of power
Kiewit has a long-standing, successful track record of adapting to changing market conditions and emerging technologies. Keeping a pulse on …
Hindsight is 20/20, but Foresight is Best
The more planning that is done upfront, the less “gotchas” throughout the life of a power delivery project. While not …
Making electric history
About 120 miles northwest of “The City that Never Sleeps” and 120 miles due north of “The City of Brotherly …
Lackawanna: A shared purpose and passion
Designing and building the Lackawanna Energy Center (LEC) required the largest staff and craft workforce ever assembled by Kiewit Power …
How Electric Vehicles are Disrupting the Grid
Whether it be cruising down the highway or parked at the grocery store, electric vehicles are becoming a common sight …
Picking Up the Pace on Power Delivery Projects
North America’s current power transmission and distribution infrastructure has seen a long life. Overall, it’s been a very resilient investment …
Shifting from Baseload to Flexible Operations for Combined-Cycle Power Plants
The demand for flexible operations creates challenges for owners of combined-cycle plants installed prior to 2010. Due to recent shifts …