POWER Engineers, Inc. - Independent, expert full-service engineering throughout the world for geothermal plants, wind projects, small-to-medium combustion turbine CHP plants, substations and transmission lines.

A Revealing Web Site: For a revealing look inside a remarkable and hard-working company dedicated to delivering high-performing renewable energy projects, please view our website: www.powereng.com Or contact us directly: Power Plants: Mike Long or Marshall Ralph, 208-788-3456, or fax 208-788-2082. Transmission and Distribution: Bill Eisinger, 208-378-0022, or fax 208-378-0025 Our Man in Ireland: David Gardner, 353 (0) 97-86933, or fax 353-(0) 97-86932.

POWER Engineers is a 730-person employee-owned power system design firm based in the U.S., and with offices throughout the U.S. and in Ireland and Argentina. POWER is a comparatively small company with close-knit teams of career workers. We can point to a long history of work with renewable generation projects, including small hydro, geothermal and wind projects.

The 100 MW Cerro Prieto IV geothermal project in Mexico, engineered by POWER

300 MW of Geothermal and Rising: POWER is arguably the world's leading geothermal power plant engineer, with recent design experience with more than 300 MW of new geothermal generation capacity in California, Nevada, Mexico, Hawaii, Costa Rica, Kenya, Iceland and the Philippines, including advanced binary systems and straightforward flash and steam plants for baseload service.

Thousands of Kilometers of Power Line: POWER is also one of the world's most prominent (and most trusted) transmission and distribution engineers, specializing in system studies, underground and submarine transmission and distribution, advanced substations, and new generation plant interconnections.
 

Our areas of particular expertise include the following:

Geothermal Power Production Systems and Facilities: Estimates and Studies, Flash Plants, Dry Steam Plant Upgrades, Advanced Binary Cycle Designs: POWER is now performing the engineering for two large flash plants in Kenya, as well as performing design work for ongoing upgrade projects at Calpine's Geysers plant complex in California, and other geothermal generating plants in California and Nevada. POWER recently performed binary technology consultation and estimating services for the U.S. Department of Energy and Scottish Power/PacifiCorp, and has been the engineer for a number of binary plant projects including Húsavík, in Iceland, and the Heber Geothermal Project in California.

• Engineering for Wind Generation Plants: POWER has long been involved in transmission and distribution interconnections for major wind plant developments in California, and has also performed structural and electrical engineering in support of other wind plant developments in the U.S.

  Our Miravalles 111 28 MW Geothermal Project in Costa Rica

• Engineering for Transmission Lines, Substations, Power Plant Interconnection:  POWER has been one of the U.S.'s leading transmission line and substation engineering companies since 1976, having begun as a specialist in power supplies for remote mining operations in the rugged back corners of the western U.S. POWER now provides expert T&D engineering throughout the U.S. and in Ireland, with experience in EHV up to 500kV, underground, and submarine cable systems.
• Engineering for Small-To-Medium CHP and Other Combustion Turbine Plants, Too: POWER is a specialist in small combustion turbine developments for CHP service combined cycle and peaking operations, including recent experience with turbines up to 45 MW manufactured by Solar Turbines, Alstom, GE (both aeroderivatives and Nuovo Pignone equipment), Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney. Gas-fired CHP project experience includes projects at the Petro Star refinery in Alaska, potato process plants in Idaho, and a central plant repowering for the University of Arizona.

POWER Engineers
P.O. Box 1066, 
3940 Glenbrook Drive
Hailey, Idaho 83333 
U.S.A.

www.powereng.com

 

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