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NASA highlights how Indji Systems is using satellites for wildfire situational awareness. Great interview Mark!
https://landsat.gsfc.nasa.gov/article/spotted-by-satellite-situational-awareness-in-fiery-times/

Happy National Renewable Energy Day!

The Operations, Maintenace and Safety Conference is fast approaching. Indji Systems is excited to be a part of this important event again this year. Marty McKewon, our Chief Meteorologist and Director of Renewable Energy will be presenting on Damaging Hail, Thursday Feb, 22, during the poster session from 12:15 to 1:45. Be sure to stop by and catch the discussion. And don’t forget to stop by our booth, 114, and say hi.

I'd love to witness a blade traveling down the road, although maybe not on a curve.

From point A to B – The transportation of a wind turbine. Since blades cannot be folded or bent once built, it creates many obstacles and limitations on the routes trailers must take and the radius of their turns, writes Mihir Patel, Logisticus Vice President. https://www.renewableenergyworld.com/opinion-and-commentary/from-point-a-to-b-the-transportation-of-a-wind-turbine/

Exciting news! We're making our debut at the Intersolar Conference. Swing by booth 1344 for a chat. And be sure to use our code ISNA2430598 for a free Exhibit Hall pass and 20% off a Full Conference pass.

Calling all 5th-12th grade students in the greater Philadelphia area!

The Philadelphia Solar Energy Association, one of our incredible state chapters, is hosting a student contest! To learn more, please go to phillysolar.org/student-contest

Indji Systems is thrilled to be exhibiting at the CEATI T&D Conference, Nov 14-15. If you’re attending, don’t miss the chance to visit us at booth 213. Drop by, say hi, and share your business insights – we’re eager to connect with you!

With our countries focus on renewable energy, we are going to need a strong workforce. It's great to see programs teaching students in these industries.

As solar farms increase in the US, I'm interested to see how floating solar farms will fare. Good to see the solar industry growing.

Construction approaches for Ohio's first floating solar project Del-Co Water, a prominent central Ohio water utility, is taking a significant step forward in incorporating solar energy into its operations. "Solar is a

2023 International Lineman's Rodeo Results POSTED! Click the link to check them out : https://www.linemansrodeokc.com/results-final/

Our first time exhibiting at the Lineman's Rodeo was great! Thanks to everyone who stopped by the booth. It was great meeting you and making new friends.

Safety first!

Embracing Human Fallibility: Building a Safer Future in Clean Energy | ACP American Clean Power Association (ACP) is the industry voice of the clean power sector, working to transform the U.S. power grid and clean energy industry to a low-cost, reliable and renewable power system.

Our first time at the Lineman's Rodeo next week, Oct 11 - 13. We're looking forward to a whole new show and meeting the men and women who do this dangerous work. If you'll be in attendance, stop by our booth, #32. We'd love to learn more about the work you do.

The eagerly anticipated Vineyard Wind 1 project, currently in progress, marks a historic milestone as it deploys the largest turbine being used in the western hemisphere. Indji Systems is proud to be a part of such a historic milestone and supporting the safe and successful operation of the site. Read how Indji Watch will aid the Vineyard project in safety and planning during and after completion.

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Great message that many of us need to hear. Simple signs like a 'lost cat', or 'garage sale' can pose safety risks for linemen. Most people don't realize how harmful a leftover staple or nail could potentially be.

Montana Co-op’s Safety Message: Power Poles Are Not Bulletin Boards Electric cooperatives educate public about dangers of hanging signs on power poles; nails and tacks can damage protective equipment.

These men and women are truly heroes to those without power in the wake of Hurricane Idalia.

UPDATE: After a busy Labor Day weekend for 2,000 electric cooperative lineworkers, contractors and tree crews, outages stood at around 18,000 on Tuesday for co-ops continuing to recover from Hurricane . https://bit.ly/3QUo0Wu

Praying for everyone affected by the fires on Maui.

Hawaiian Electric eyes bankruptcy after Maui wildfires in ‘prudent scenario planning’ “Like any company in this situation would do, and as we do in the normal course of business, we are seeking advice from various experts,” Hawaiian Electric and its parent company said Friday.