Business Chief USA March 2020

projects, especially renewable energy.
“This not only helps from a developer
perspective, so they’re successful in
making sure that the timelines are met;
but also when dealing with the interconnecting
utility and ensuring all the
studies and standards of construction
are also met.”
“We’re reaching a point where a lot of
utilities don’t have the same in-house
capabilities that they used to have, due
to recruitment issues and staff retiring.
They’re looking at the EPC model as
a method of augmenting their project
delivery for their own capital projects.
That’s the other area where we’re looking
to fill the needs across the board,
and a lot of that is ensuring that we’re
bringing on that expertise in-house to
meet client expectations. We’re aiming
to balance the needs of both sides of
the fence and I think we are in a very
good position to be able to do that
moving forward.”
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