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Strength of Public Power Business Model Emphasized at MMWEC Advocacy Day

The strength of the public power business model was lauded at the MLP State House Day, hosted by the Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company, the Commonwealth’s designated joint action agency for municipal utilities.
Grid Modernization

11 Steps to Utility Operational Excellence

A rundown of the key action areas that support operational excellence, as detailed in a new guide from APPA.
A Lincoln Electric System crew member assists kids in a bucket truck during a community event

Public Power Forward: A Guide to Utility Operational Excellence

An overview of the steps to take and resources available to educate and inform your strategic decision making as you prepare your utility for the future.
Finley Engineering Company, Inc.

March 27, 2025 – Lamar, MO – Finley Engineering, a leading provider of broadband and energy consulting and engineering services, is pleased to announce the addition of David Wojcik as Chief Client Officer. In this role, David will lead client engagement initiatives, drive strategic revenue growth, and reinforce Finley’s commitment to delivering innovative solutions across the broadband and energy sectors.

David brings over 25 years of experience in telecom, broadband, wireless infrastructure, and data center solutions, with expertise in fiber networks, 5G, private LTE, and enterprise IT. He has led business development for OEMs and Integrators into markets including Tier 1/Tier 2 Carriers, Independent service providers, utilities/COOPs, and municipalities. His leadership in strategic partnerships and sales has driven growth in FTTH, middle-mile broadband, and wireless infrastructure. 

“David’s extensive industry knowledge and track record of driving business growth make him an ideal leader to enhance our client relationships and expand our market presence,” said Ty Middleton, CEO of Finley Engineering. “As broadband and energy infrastructure continue to evolve, his leadership will be instrumental in helping our clients navigate challenges and seize opportunities.” 

Prior to joining Finley, David served as Vice President of Sales and Business Development at leading Network Infrastructure and OEM Companies including Nokia and most recently Data One Systems. With this leadership transition, Finley is poised for continued growth and innovation as it strengthens its role as a trusted partner in broadband and energy infrastructure. You can connect with David through LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-wojcik-356426b/ or email at d.wojcik@finleyusa.com. 

For more information about Finley, visit www.finleyusa.com.

Media Contact:
Molly White
m.white@finleyusa.com
402-301-6514
 

Distributed Energy Resources

N.Y. Governor Announces NYPA’s First Renewable Energy Project Under Expanded Authority

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced that the New York Power Authority has acquired full ownership of a 20-megawatt solar energy generation project in the town of Fort Edward in Washington County.
Reliability

Public Power’s Operational Excellence

Scott Corwin on how the “nuts and bolts” of what makes a utility’s operations succeed goes beyond hardware and field work – and how public power excels in many operational areas.
Bills and Rates

Heartland Energy Launches Interruptible Data Center Rate Policy for Customers

South Dakota-based Heartland Energy recently launched Demand-Adjusted Technology Advantage, or DATA, an interruptible data center rate policy customers can use to facilitate construction and operation of data centers, while minimizing risk.
Energy Efficiency

Weatherization Assistance Reaches 3,000 Homes in KUB’s Service Territory

More than 3,000 homes within Knoxville Utilities Board’s service area have received weatherization, a major achievement in the utility provider’s continued efforts to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy costs for low-income households, KUB said on March 25.
Generation

TVA Releases Request for Proposals for Up to 2,250 MW

The Tennessee Valley Authority released a request for proposals for up to 2,250 megawatts of new utility-scale natural gas, battery, solar plus battery, and solar generation that must be in commercial operation by 2031.
Granicus
https://granicus.com/

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Community & Economic Development Services
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74061
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