Watertown, MA – In response to the rapidly evolving energy landscape, VHB has launched its Energy Evolution Practice, which will provide comprehensive energy consultancy services across all the markets VHB serves. By developing and implementing strategies that integrate renewable energy, enhance resilience, and incorporate advanced infrastructure concepts, representatives of VHB say it is dedicated to helping its clients and communities achieve a greener, more sustainable future.
Led by Kris Dramby, vice president and VHB’s corporate energy market and practice leader, the Energy Evolution Practice features a diverse and multidisciplinary team of energy-focused practitioners that span the company’s footprint. The practice offers a broad range of services ready to support the advancement of clean energy infrastructure projects, from project creation, design, and permitting to construction, compliance, and decommissioning.
“How we systematically plan for and navigate the energy evolution is critical to our future,” said Dramby. “As we find ourselves on the cusp of a new era where sustainable, efficient energy solutions are not just an option, but a necessity, VHB stands ready to help our clients and communities through this transition and accelerate this shift. Our robust suite of integrated services is tailored to meet clients’ evolving energy needs, propelling them beyond net-zero emissions in a world that demands progressive energy solutions.”
The Energy Evolution Practice integrates advanced technology-enabled lifecycle solutions into the firm’s approach to engineering. The firm’s representatives say this strategic focus propels VHB’s leadership in delivering sustainable energy solutions, empowering clients and communities in addressing the intricate engineering challenges of today and tomorrow. This includes initiatives like the modernization of the electric grid and supporting the rapid deployment of renewable technologies. Additionally, as technology redefines the industry, the Energy Evolution Practice is harnessing Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and generative design to tackle complex energy and climate-related challenges.
