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Energy
The Somerville Landfill is being redeveloped as a solar array field. DRG conducted wetland and state open water delineation, provided regulatory permitting services, and ensured no solar panels are placed in wetlands. DRG also prepared and submitted multiple NJDEP permit applications.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
After high winds and heavy rain from Hurricane Isaias caused severe damage to several areas along the East Coast, Davey assembled a team to clear debris and make way for line repair crews to restore power.
Residential/Mixed Use
DRG helped developers receive the proper permits for a residential marina project, creating a space that was beneficial to the project as well as the environment.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group helped Ottawa County Landfill in Ohio restore wetlands on a previously farmed site as part of a regulation compliance with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Ohio EPA.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group helped the city of Tulsa, OK, re-green its footprint through a concerted tree planting program organized by a local non-profit.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
Customer ticket program improvements leads to nearly 20% savings.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
Davey Surgery Co. crews trek the neighborhoods and foothills of northern California annually to perform pole inspections that will prevent reduce the risk of outages for Pacific Gas & Electric customers.
Mitigation Banking
Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc. constructed and monitored a 230-acre wetland bank in Prince William County, Virginia which was approved as successful by the USACE in 2005.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group, Inc. completed a comprehensive tree inventory and data-driven urban forest master plan for the city of Tallahassee, FL, which proposed three goals divided into thirteen action steps.
Electric Co-op Utility
Utilities often receive complaints from ham radio operators about electric interference, for which even the most veteran linemen and engineers are unable to determine the source. In partnership with Davey Resource Group and Exacter, Inc., Glades Electric succeeds in diagnosing one such case.
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