NAES Corporation
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Our Mission
What We Do
At NAES Corporation, we are committed to delivering operational excellence and reliability.
We are the energy industry’s leading independent O&M service provider, but our expertise spans industrial, conventional energy and renewable energy facilities.
Our Services
Operations & Maintenance
Broadest O&M Expertise in the Industry
Regulatory Compliance
Comprehensive Programs For Regulatory Compliance
Grid Operations
Grid Management and Transmission Excellence
Asset Management
Tailored Strategies for Maximizing Bottom Line Project Income
Engineering Consultancy
A Systematic Approach to Project Development Support
Construction, Repair, and Maintenance
Between Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul or Construction We Have You Covered
Industrial Structure Services
Comprehensive Care for Industrial Structures
Inspection & Safety Monitoring
Advanced Safety Solutions for Modern Industry Challenges
Temporary Staffing
Flexible Staffing Solutions
Union Services
Your Partner for Union and Open-Shop Power Generation Solutions
From Our Clients
Testimonials
Andy Cofas
Senior Plant Manager | AECI New Madrid
Gary Willer
Plant Manager | Indiantown
I cannot express how much [Sean] helped me through the process…he was intimately familiar with the evidence required to meet this obligation…I want to commend Sean for the help he provided.
Michael Sisk
Oklahoma Cogeneration
Frank Schneider
Kelson Energy Dogwood
John Hutson
Orange Grove
Eric Ratliff
Plant Engineer Middletown Energy Center
Don Atwood
Benson Power
David Wiker
Vice President Bibb
John O'Rourke
Plant Manager Mid-CT Resource Recovery
Anonymous Client
CEO and Manager
Russ Hartness
Director, Staffing Services NAES Corporation
Darrin Fost & Dan Persgard
Watson Cogen
Dave Miller
First Energy
John Kersch
Engineering Manager Carneys Point
Michael Reado
Noranda
Brian Fitzgerald
Professional Engineer Wabash Valley Power
Rick Shackleford
NAES
John Klopp
Plant Manager CPV
Jason Fournier
Vice President, Power Services NAES
Industry Updates
Latest News
Natural Gas Supply Key to Reliability this Winter
By Leland McMillan, Supervisor NERC Services and Carl Curry, NERC Reliability Specialist NERC Standards are aimed to increase electric reliability, but the one major component that is outside NERC’s jurisdiction is natural gas supply. NERC issued a statement in September 2024 indicating that fuel supply was a contributing factor for past winter events.
Growing Threats to Renewable Energy Infrastructure: A Cyber Moment
By Eddie Aveitia, NERC CIP Reliability Specialist As the renewable energy sector continues to expand rapidly in 2024, it faces an increasingly complex and dangerous cybersecurity landscape. Wind farms, solar power plants, and other green energy infrastructure have become prime targets for malicious actors seeking to disrupt operations, steal sensitive
U.S. Effective Dates for Future Reliability Standards
By Shaun Rohret, Senior Reliability Specialist, NERC Services The following standards are currently subject to recent and future enforcement on NERC’s site: EOP 11-4 Emergency Operations and EOP 12-2 Extreme Cold Weather Preparedness Applicable Entities · Balancing Authority · Generator Operator · Generator Owner · Reliability Coordinator ·Transmission Operator · Transmission Owner · Distribution Provider Effective on October 1, 2024, the purpose of
NERC Inverter Based Resource Registration Initiative Update
By Stefano Schnitger, NERC Reliability Specialist Phase 2 of NERC’s inverter-based resource (IBR) registration initiative is in full swing. This phase will focus on the complete identification of Category 2 Generator Owner and Generator Operator candidates. The ERO Enterprise (NERC and the six Regional Entities) has already begun identifying potential registration
EOP-012-2 Things We Have Learned
By Richard Schlottmann, Project Manager, NERC Services We have learned some things about EOP-012-2 the closer we get to the implementation date. First, there are currently three SARS out concerning various aspects of the standard. Also, the concerns of ECWT and the 32 degrees F and what constitutes a cold
Reminder: NAES Spotlight Service Offering
By John Schmoker, Compliance Testing Services Project Manager As many of you know, NAES NERC Services has been actively engaged in the Reliability Industry since NERC’s inception. Our growing team of nearly 30 reliability professionals keeps vigilant watch over industry trends and best practices to ensure we provide the best
NERC 2024 State of Reliability (SOR) Report
By Carl Curry, NERC Reliability Specialist NERC released the 2024 State of Reliability (SOR) report and SOR Overview in June, 2024, which provides an assessment of the Bulk Power System (BPS) based on performance of the grid for the entire year of 2023. Data for the report was taken from
Protect Yourself Online: Essential Tips for Safe Web Browsing
By Leonard Wills, NERC CIP Reliability Specialist In today’s digital age, the internet remains an indispensable resource, providing users with numerous sources of information, goods, job opportunities, and other services. As of April 2024, 5.35 billion people use the internet, which equals sixty-six percent (66%) of the world’s total population.
Cold Weather Generator Data Collection – Request for Data or Information
By Laura Christensen, Senior NERC Reliability Specialist NERC, in accordance with its regulatory obligations under the Federal Power Act, has initiated a draft data request concerning the operation of generators during cold weather. The draft is in response to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) directive to develop a plan
FERC Order Approves Extreme Cold Weather Reliability Standard EOP-012-2 and Directs Modification Extreme Cold Weather Grid Operations
By Shaun Rohret, Senior NERC Reliability Specialist There is still a lot of activity at FERC and NERC based around Extreme Cold Weather Grid Operations, Preparedness and Coordination. On June 27, 2024, FERC released an order approving EOP-012-2 and directing NERC to make modifications within 9 months. Here is the
Success Stories
Case Studies
DCI & ACI Systems Installations
NAES Power Contractors (NPC) installed a new Dry Sorbent Injection (DSI) system and an Activated Carbon Injection (ACI) system at a major coal-fired generating station owned by a cooperative in the Midwest as part of a regional air-quality project. The project supported the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) new Mercury
Air Preheater Rebuild
NAES Power Contractors (NPC) rebuilt an Alstom air preheater at an 850 MW coal-fired plant. NPC worked around the clock for three weeks to expedite the unit’s return to service. The team built temporary shelters to keep the major weather from impeding the work and coordinated with client representatives for
Conemaugh ESP Rebuild
NAES Power Contractors (NPC) had responsibility for site management, craft labor and directing subcontractors for this $31 million-plus project at the 1,800 MW Conemaugh Generating Station. NPC s upplied and installed new electrostatic precipitator (ESP) internals for Units 1 and 2 (four boxes total) during two power outages.
Colstrip Power Plant
NAES Power Contractors has provided ongoing maintenance, modification and construction at the 2,218 MW Colstrip facility since 1988, including services during normal operating periods, scheduled outages and unscheduled outages. NPC provided the same services at the 154 MW Corette facility from 1988 until its closure in 2015.
AMP – Fremont Energy Center
AMP Fremont is a 540 MW nominal load 2 x 1 natural gas fired generating station with 163 MW of duct-firing capacity. American Municipal Power (AMP) and its members self-operate several electric plants. However, for its first combined-cycle gas turbine facility – the 703 MW Fremont Energy Center in northwestern
Elwood Energy
The largest simple cycle plant in the US, Elwood consists of 9 GE Frame 7FA combustion turbines. The facility is a full merchant power as of Spring 2017 with 15 full-time employees covering 24/7. Elwood, Illinois: NAES Environmental Services was responsible for successfully permitting the addition of Blackstart engines and low
Mid-Connecticut
Connecticut’s Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority (MIRA) facility presents a triple challenge to an operator, in that its three discrete units – a Waste Processing Facility (WPF), a Power Block Facility (PBF) and an auxiliary Jet Turbine Facility (JTF) – each require a separate operating plan. ‘NAES Safe’ Program Turns
Minnesota River Station
49 MW dual-fuel natural gas and oil plant that consists of an electric generation plant and a distribution substation located in Chaska, Minnesota. The facility sits on seven acres approximately 500 feet from the Minnesota River. Dry Air Injection System Solves Humidity-RelatedElectrical Problem at MMPA Minnesota River By Bob Burchfield –
Shady Point
NAES Environmental serviced a 320 MW coal-fired cogeneration plant in the mid-west, which utilizes four coal-fired circulation fluidized bed (CFB) boilers and two steam turbines and their respective generators. The facility controls NOx and SO2 emissions with CFB boiler technology. The addition of limestone into the boilers reduces the SO2 emissions while low