UTEC
 


UTILITY TECHNOLOGY


ENGINEERS - CONSULTANTS

 

Studies

 
 






PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Energy Reduction Study for Renewable Water Resources in Greenville, SC.

85 MW Market Mitigation Sale for Progress Energy

Newberry , SC versus Newberry Electric Co-op compel to purchase facilities under SC statute § 58-27-1360.

ARC Flash Hazard Analysis and Mitigation Studies for City of Seneca, SC, City of Easley, SC, City of Georgetown, SC & Gaffney BPW, SC.

Electric, water and sewer system long range planning study for Seneca, SC.

Electric, water, and sewer system cost of service and retail rate study for Seneca, SC.

Electric System Planning Study for the Greenwood, SC CPW.

Retail Rate study for electric, water, and wastewater utilities for Gaffney, SC BPW.

Planning Study for electric, water, and sewer line systems for Seneca, SC Light and Water Plant.

Wholesale Power Supply Study for the Greenwood, SC CPW.

Service Reliability Study for Amoco Fibers Plant in Seneca, SC.

Capacitor Placement Study for Gaffney, SC BPW.

Pole Attachment Study for Gaffney, SC BPW.

Pole Attachment Study for Greenwood, SC CPW.

Review of Utility Operating and Management Practices for City of High Point, NC Electric Department.

Investigation of Transmission Voltage Contact Fatality for City of High Point, NC Electric Department.

Investigation of Distribution Voltage Contact Fatality for City of Lexington, NC Electric Department.

Protection Coordination Studies for municipal clients:

Gaffney
SC BPW
Seneca
SC Light and Water Plant

Supply and Demand Side Load Management Economic Feasibility for Gaffney, SC BPW.

 

 

ARC Flash Studies

UTEC has completed ARC Flash Hazard Analyses for the following Clients:

  • City of Seneca, SC - Seneca WTP & Wastewater Lift Stations
  • Gaffney Board of Public Works, Gaffney, SC - Gaffney WTP
  • Easley Combined Utilities, Easley, SC - WTP & WWTP
  • City of Georgetown, SC -WTP & Wastewater Lift Stations
  • Camp Lejuene and Camp Geiger, Fayetteville, NC - Substation No#2 and primary distribution circuits.
       
     
   
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