Ep 19: The Foundation of Solar: EVS Civil Engineer Noah Waterhouse

08/06/21 • 35 min

Today we welcome Noah Waterhouse. Noah is the Director of Civil Engineering at EVS. We'll cover why civil engineering is important to solar and battery storage projects, how much civil engineering for solar projects has changed in the last few years, and the importance of doing tracker grading and hydrology.

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Reach out to Noah: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-waterhouse-9b65b512/

Learn more about the Sounds of Solar Podcast: https://www.evs-eng.com/sounds-solar/

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Global Senior Manager, Electric Vehicles for the World Resources Institute. For two decades, Erika Myers has worked on clean energy efforts in government, along with for-profit and non-profit roles. Today we'll talk about the exciting future of consumer, commercial, and public EV's, and how public utilities are preparing the supply chain. Learn more and contact Erika here: https://www.wri.org/profile/erika-myers To learn more and subscribe, head here: https://www.evs-eng.com/sounds-solar/ Looking for a career in solar? EVS may be hiring! Head here: https://www.evs-eng.com/contact/

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