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Download TransActions PDF FERC ROE Policy in a Flux: What’s Happening & Why it Matters For supposedly a slow-moving industry, there is a lot going on in the electrical industry. One area that may not grab the headlines but is no less important, is the Federal...

Alyssa with her dog Lilac. Alyssa Gianotti Associate Engineer | Manchester, NH Alyssa began working for GDS in April of 2018 as an Associate Engineer in the Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency department out of the Manchester, New Hampshire office. She...

Jordan Janflone Associate Analyst | Marietta, GA Jordan graduated from Georgia Tech in May 2017 with a B.S. in Economics and Minor in Public Policy. Before working at GDS, Jordan was a foreman for a commercial construction company. He worked full-time or nearly...

On Friday, March 1, several employees from our Marietta office participated in a volunteering opportunity at Feed My Starving Children (FMSC), which is a non-profit organization committed to feeding starving children by providing nutritionally complete meals...

Jackie Wengenroth Engineer | Manchester, NH Jackie was hired as an Associate Engineer in 2015, two years after graduating as a Mechanical Engineer from Stevens Institute of Technology. She joined GDS with experience working independently for an alumnus where she...

Daniel Burapavong Project Manager | Marietta, GA Daniel Burapavong started working at GDS in May 2001 as a co-op student in the Distribution Services department in the Marietta office. GDS was his first “real” job after high school. Today, Daniel is a Project...

Download PDF Why American Industries are Using Less Energy In the 80s and 90s, electricity usage in the United States grew at roughly 2.5% per year. As fears of a Y2K computer crash subsided, the seeds of a new concern for electric utilities were planted. From 2000...

In October 2018, Hurricane Michael, reportedly the fourth most powerful storm ever to hit the U.S. (based on 155 mph wind speeds), claimed the distinction of being the first ever Category 4 storm to strike the Florida Panhandle. Entire communities were flattened,...

In the 80s and 90s, electricity usage in the United States grew at roughly 2.5% per year. As fears of a Y2K computer crash subsided, the seeds of a new concern for electric utilities were planted. From 2000 to 2007, total electricity usage grew by 1.5% per year, a...