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Electric Investor-Owned Utility
Davey Resource Group located potential wetland mitigation sites and presented options to AEP.
Education
Davey Resource Group installed a rain garden at Sullivan High in Chicago which became a hands-on learning experience for the school’s biology students while also helping to reach the school’s sustainability goals.
Hospitality
Davey Resource Group used gray and green infrastructures to solve stormwater issues at the Graduate Conference Center in Ohio.
Natural Gas/Pipeline
Davey Resource Group, Inc. installed 200 modified pipeline markers throughout several counties in Ohio to allow cavity-nesting birds to thrive in ROW habitats.
Electric Co-op Utility
Davey Resource Group collected location data on over 11 million feet of lines for TVEC, which will be used to design a route for fiber line installation.
Electric Co-op Utility
Davey crews mobilized quickly to help Talquin Electric clear hazard trees from lines after Hurricane Michael hit the Florida Panhandle, avoiding additional outages during a time of recovery.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group used tree inventory data they gathered to create a tree management plan that focuses on Emerald Ash Borer for the City of Buffalo in Minnesota.
Electric Co-op Utility
Davey Resource Group’s Timely Data Collection Keeps Power Distributor Connected To Service Providers
Davey Resource Group provided data deliverable to the South Carolina power distributor, helping them map out transmission lines to ensure reliability.
Municipality
After moving and installing new trees at the Muny outdoor stage in St. Louis, MO, Davey Resource Group, Inc.’s consulting arborists continually monitor tree health and work with partners to improve site condition.
Natural Gas/Pipeline
A major North American-based company called on WSSI to remove invasive species from a stream bank near a span of rights-of-way (ROWs) that could have put the stability of the ROW at risk.
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