Client: Mohave Sun Power / Location: Mohave County, Arizona / Services: greenfield development / The Hualapai Valley Solar Project was an ambitious renewable energy initiative first proposed in 2008. The project aimed to construct a 340 MW concentrating solar power (CSP) plant in Mohave County, Arizona, approximately 27 miles north of Kingman and 100 miles READ MORE
Client: Diversified Hydrogen / Location: Mohave County, Arizona / Services: greenfield development / The Mohave Green Energy Hub is an ambitious renewable energy project planned for development in Mohave County, Arizona, approximately 100 miles south of Las Vegas. Covering 8,760 acres of private land, with potential to expand to 20,000 acres, the project is located READ MORE
Client: Global Alumina / Location: Republic of Guinea / Services: document control system / Global Alumina’s Sangaredi Refinery Project was a significant alumina production initiative proposed in Guinea, West Africa, in the early 2000s. The project aimed to construct a large-scale alumina refinery with an initial annual capacity of 3.3 million metric tons, expandable to READ MORE
Client: Hualapai Tribal Nation / Location: Hualapai Reservation / Sevices: preliminary design / The Hualapai Tribe commissioned this study to evaluate options for developing a solar photovoltaic (PV) system at Grand Canyon West (GCW) to reduce reliance on diesel generators. The study examines current electricity usage, energy conservation measures, and two solar PV system options. READ MORE
Client: Hualapai Tribal Nation / Location: Hualapai Reservation / Services: Tribal Energy Program wind & BIA solar study / The Hualapai Tribe, located in northern Arizona, began exploring renewable energy development opportunities on their reservation lands in the late 2000s. Around 2008-2009, the tribe received funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Tribal Energy Program READ MORE
Client: Hualapai Tribal Nation / Location: Peach Springs / Services: RBOG feasibility study & business plan / The Hualapai Tribe is considering developing a meat and game processing facility to serve both tribal members and visitors. Currently, Hualapai ranchers have to transport their cattle long distances to be processed, while visitors to Grand Canyon West READ MORE
