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an 8-megawatt biomass plant, a geothermal plant ex-
pansion and some wind-related projects. On the resi-
dential side, it has become one of the premier install-
ers of residential photo-voltaic systems in the state
– including those sold by the in-house team and those
for which it serves as the engineering, procurement
and construction firm.
“The 8-megawatt biomass plant that we will complete
by the end of this year has been particularly reward-
ing,” Dewitz said. “The plant was designed and mod-
ularized by a German engineering firm and then the
modules were sent to Hawaii for construction. We have
developed a very strong rapport with the developer by
helping them with the on-site design and construction,
solving a lot of unique challenges and ensuring the
plant was delivered on time and at best cost.
“There is always competition, so we work hard to pro-
vide a superior response – both from a technical per-
spective and from a customer service perspective.”
