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Hi everyone! My name is Sophia Li, and I am a field engineer intern here at One Energy. Through One Energy’s Field Engineer Rotation Program, I’ve been given the unique opportunity to rotate through several departments such as Construction, Project Planning and Technology, Regulatory – and this week, Storytelling. I visited our current project site to take photos and learn how One Energy tells its story. Here I am, in the weeds, trying to photograph a different angle.

Through this rotation program, I got to learn how One Energy functions. I’m particularly appreciative of the opportunities to work hands-on with each team!

Discover the book collection that helped shape One Energy’s company values!

From autobiographies that showcase the power of resilience and determination to business guides that inspire success and innovation, this lineup, hand-picked by One Energy CEO Jereme Kent, exists to encourage our team to lead and fuel the growth of the company.

This week’s Wind View starts with a question.

Would you rather:
A.) receive power made hundreds of miles from where you need it, at a higher cost?
B.) make power directly on-site, hundreds of feet from where you need it, at a lower cost?

We prefer option B because it makes power simple for our customers. One Energy’s Wind for Industry® projects are built on-site and directly power customers’ large industrial facilities. We own and operate the project; our customers just pay for the power they use. It’s that simple.

Our projects enable customers to take control of their power by providing two decades of rate certainty – when electricity prices skyrocket, our customers’ bills stay the same.

Strap into your harnesses and get ready to climb into another Wind View!

We’re hanging out with our newly trained Tower Rescue Team this week. Recently, some One Energy employees completed a three-day Tower Rescue Training course – during the class, students learn how to use climbing equipment, repel down towers, and save our pretend victims (AKA our gracious training instructors). This curriculum provides the most hands-on training experience possible. This is just one of the ways One Energy creates a strong safety culture – and has some fun along the way!

We just couldn’t wait to get our wind turbine components on the road again!

Component transportation is an exciting time at the North Findlay Wind Campus – it gives non-construction team members a look at the scale and magnificence of different turbine parts (like the blades shown in this clip.) Many of us love watching the components get loaded up as they move out and get delivered to the project site.

Not only are we beginning construction on another Wind for Industry project, but upon completion, helping another large industrial user take control of their energy costs.