Summary

In this live webinar, you will hear about new Burns & McDonnell design approaches for modular substations. Conventional, permanent substations require significant field construction time and have limited flexibility to scale with load and generation growth, resulting in a restricted ability to quickly deploy equipment while controlling costs. Modular substations can reduce onsite construction timelines and safety risks, while shaving schedule and optimizing the engineering design for quick deployable applications such as renewable generation, data centers, cryptocurrency mining operations or fleet/transit electrification infrastructure. Modular substations are today’s solution for connecting with the electrical grid.

Speakers

Ahsan Upal

Regional Manager, Canadian Business Development

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As the national business development leader, Ahsan Upal works with Canadian utilities, applying technology-driven approaches to help them solve their toughest challenges.

Cary Gallaway

Vice President

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With a deep technical background in protection and controls systems, SCADA systems and substation design, Cary has experience with today’s standards for interconnections from renewables to traditional load customers.

Michael Omiyale

Electrical Engineering Project Manager

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As a project manager, Michael specializes in execution and contractual risk management for utility-scale grid interconnections for renewable power installations.