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One Energy provides a daily lunch service (and often snacks) for our team members working at the North Findlay Wind Campus.

Lunch at the NFWC is a convenient option for employees, but more importantly, it provides team members the opportunity to socialize with members across all departments. For a vertically integrated company like One Energy, the chance for employees to chat with peers across all areas – be it development, engineering, procurement, construction, operations, finance, government affairs, R&D, analytics, or administration – is a huge value-add.

Meals are prepared by Executive Chef Mike (featured in the photo below).

At One Energy, we’re ringing in the new year with a sunny outlook – kind of like this photo of a sunrise at the North Findlay Wind Campus!

Mornings like this make each workday brighter, and we’re looking forward to many more in 2022! ☀️ 🎉

And everything in its place! At One Energy, organization is key to efficiency and effectiveness.

Take our laydown yard, for example. The photo below shows just some of the items we keep in stock at our headquarters, whose placement in the yard has been carefully planned for maximum productivity. Our procurement and construction teams work hard to store and track inventory – one element of the “well-oiled machine” that is One Energy’s project delivery process – ensuring our industrial power projects are a timely success for our customers!

This week, we’re reflecting on One Energy’s beginnings 💭 (just like the pond at the North Findlay Wind Campus pictured in today’s Wind Views!).

One Energy was founded in December 2009, in an effort to make utility-scale wind energy available on-site for large power users – and to do so in a way that put the customer’s needs first.

📅 Fast forward 12 years, and we’re doing so much more than wind energy. Today, One Energy is an industrial power company that’s building the customer-centric power grid of the future –  making energy hassle-free.

Happy anniversary, One Energy! 🎉

It’s One Energy’s job to make energy hassle-free for our customers. One of the ways we do that is through our ManagedHV service.

Many industrial electrical systems are out of date. But by using more sophisticated technology to upgrade our customers’ systems (which include air-insulated switches, like those pictured in today’s Wind View) and managing their plant high voltage distribution, One Energy enables integration with distributed energy resources (DERs) like wind, solar, hydrogen, and storage. What’s more, we stock various components at our headquarters, enabling attractive pricing via economies of scale and quick turnaround should a customer require a replacement part.

Industrial energy consumers can remain flexible in their future energy decisions with One Energy’s physical ManagedHV platform.

Get charged up! 🔋➕ Today’s Science Short is about batteries!

You might use batteries for small gadgets like remote control cars, a TV remote, or a flashlight. 🏎️📺🔦

But did you know batteries can also be used to power big things? Think cars, trains, and planes! 🚗🚂✈️

At One Energy, one way we use batteries is as a backup system to connect to our wind turbines via the internet, in case our routers go down. Batteries ensure we always know what’s happening at each of our turbine sites.

Today’s episode will explain just how batteries work – using graphic animations and a lightbulb demonstration. 💡

We hope this segment gets you energized! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don’t miss any future Science Shorts!

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