Volume I, Issue 2

SIGMA | DIGEST

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Lynch emphasizes that his firm has become instrumental in helping renewable energy equipment providers maximize the efficiency of their components. For example, they recently worked with a client to improve the design of their turbine blades to maximize energy capture from wind power.

“We have direct experience in helping people develop more efficient and structurally reliable solar, wind and hydropower systems. Focusing advanced engineering tools and pilot projects in an effort to reduce their cost of operations,” explains Lynch.

 Hardly any entity is exempt from considering the merits of renewable energy. Lynch cites another example where his firm worked with a local church in the New Jersey area and provided them with a solar power design that was installed on their facility. Lynch believes his calculations show them saving approximately one third of their energy bill. In addition, many churches such as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as well as the Catholic Church have specific initiatives to promote environmental stewardship in their own church communities and the communities in which they reside.

 “Our efforts in the many aspects of renewable energy have garnered respect from many seeking to take advantage of renewable energy sources in times like these,” adds Lynch. “These entities range from the church on the corner, to turbine blade and equipment manufacturers who want a more efficient product.”

 Says Lynch: “Our economic analysis and advanced engineering tools such as Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) help our customers and prospective customers build efficiency and reap the benefits of renewable energy.”