Ep 23: Simplifying Solar: EVS's Comprehensive Approach

Today, Chairman of the Board Dennis Kim shares his "why" -- his passionate drive to forge a sustainable world for future generations. Facing the daunting challenge of climate change, Dennis refuses to let today's children down. He's leading the charge at EVS to implement green energy solutions, ensuring that our legacy is one of hope, not regret. This episode is a rallying cry for all who believe in taking bold action now to secure a livable planet for our children and beyond.

3 Must-Hear Moments:

1. Dennis Kim's inspiring story from his early days in the industry to leading EVS towards greener horizons.
2. His insightful take on the future of solar energy and battery storage technologies.
3. A heartwarming recount of his cross-country bike ride in South Korea, symbolizing hope and unity for renewable energy efforts worldwide.

This conversation not only highlights the technical advancements in the renewable energy sector but also the human spirit driving it.

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Today we're exploring the intricate dance between water and solar power. EVS's Hydrology expert, Byron Hinchey takes a deep dive into hydrology and shares expert insights that will change the way you think about renewable energy.

Must-Hear Moments:

1. Byron Hinchey's breakdown of hydrology's crucial role in setting design constraints and determining project costs.

2. The surprising revelation that hydrology, often seen as a precise science, involves a significant amount of artistic interpretation.

3. A deep dive into the concept of scour and its implications for solar farm infrastructure, especially in unforeseen weather events.

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Are you ready to explore the cutting edge of solar energy solutions? This week, Chris Bruhn, Russell Hamilton, and Prahalad Shivshankaran put battery expert Michael McKinney in the hot seat to dive deep into the evolving world of battery storage, addressing the challenges and opportunities that come with integrating these technologies into our solar future. 

Must-hear moments include:

1. Expert breakdown of the latest advancements in battery technology and how they're revolutionizing the solar industry.

2. A deep dive into overcoming regulatory and compliance challenges to streamline battery storage integration.

3. And practical advice from leading engineers on navigating the logistical complexities of deploying next-gen storage solutions.

Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the solar energy field. Subscribe to our podcast, leave a review to let us know what you think, and if you're eager to dive even deeper into the world of engineering solutions, visit us at https://evs-eng.com to learn more about EVS and our mission to innovate within the industry.

Have you ever wondered how solar panels perform on cloudy days or what happens to solar energy in the winter? We tackle these questions head-on and set the record straight. This episode is a journey through the most common myths and misconceptions about solar energy, providing clarity and truth in an industry often shrouded in mystery.

Thank you for pointing that out. Here's the revised list of must-hear moments with distinct themes:

Five Must-Hear Moments:

1. Debunking the Winter Solar Myth: Uncovering how solar panels perform in colder climates.

2. Solar Efficiency on Overcast Days: Exploring how solar panels function under cloudy conditions.

3. Environmental Impact Realities: Discussing the true ecological footprint of solar energy.

4. Solar System Lifespan: Examining the durability and longevity of solar installations.

5. Innovations in Solar Technology: Breaking down the latest advancements that challenge old myths about solar capabilities.

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Join us in exploring the bright and factual world of solar energy, where we bring light to common myths and illuminate the truths of this ever-evolving industry.

This week we dive into the rapidly evolving world of solar energy. Hosts Prahalad Shivshankaran, Russell Hamilton, and Chris Bruhn bring their expertise to the table, discussing Florida's surprising solar project deployments, the astonishing speed of solar construction, and the increasing role of battery energy storage systems. 

It's an episode packed with intriguing discussions and industry insights.

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Join Chris Bruhn, Prahalad Shivshankaran, and Russell Hamilton as they dive into EVS's role as a comprehensive solution for solar project development. They discuss the integration of multiple engineering disciplines and the impact on efficiency and coordination for utility-scale and distributed generation solar projects.

You'll learn:

• The synergy of different teams at EVS and its impact on streamlining solar projects.

• An overview of the solar project lifecycle, emphasizing the importance of each stage from initial assessment to construction.

• Discussion on real-world challenges in solar project execution.

• Insight into EVS's project management approach and its benefits for the solar industry.

This episode is crucial for decision-makers to understand EVS's comprehensive approach to solar project development.

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Welcome to the third season of the 'Sounds of Solar' podcast! In this season opener, we're diving into the dynamic and rapidly evolving world of solar energy and renewable resources. Recorded at the headquarters of EVS, Inc. in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, this episode features our new hosts, Christoph Bruhn, Prahalad Shivshankaran, and Russell Hamilton. They bring fresh perspectives and deep insights into the latest advancements and challenges in the solar industry.

This episode offers a rich discussion on solar energy's current state and future. The hosts, each with their unique background in engineering and renewable energy, explore various topics, including the complexities of modern solar projects, advancements in technology like perovskite solar cells, and the challenges of grid interconnection. They also touch upon the impact of changing building codes and financial aspects affecting the solar industry. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of engineering, technology, and renewable energy.

5 Can't-Miss Moments:

1. Prahalad discusses the challenges of non-standard project sites and evolving technology in solar design.

2. Russell highlights solar projects' increasing complexity and scale and the challenges in meeting tight schedules.

3. Chris Bruhn explains the significant impact of the International Building Code changes on solar project designs.

4. Prahalad emphasizes the importance of understanding project viability in the face of changing site conditions and technological shifts.

5. Russell shares his passion for sprint car racing, offering a glimpse into the hosts' lives outside their professional sphere.

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This episode of 'Sounds of Solar' is brought to you by EVS, Inc., a firm dedicated to engineering excellence, client satisfaction, and pushing the boundaries in renewable energy and solar technology. Join us next time as we continue to explore the fascinating world of solar energy.

On today's episode, we have two guests from our engineering firm EVS, Michael Carlson, our Director of Power Studies and Substation, along with Sayem Ali, our Lead substation engineer. We will dive into substation engineering power system studies and why we have started a substation design group. If you're interested in substations, reactive power and beer (you'll hear what I mean), this is the perfect episode for you. So without further delay, let's dive right in.

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Today we welcome Noah Waterhouse. Noah is the Director of Civil Engineering at EVS. We'll cover why civil engineering is important to solar and battery storage projects, how much civil engineering for solar projects has changed in the last few years, and the importance of doing tracker grading and hydrology.

Reach out to Noah: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-waterhouse-9b65b512/

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