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Recent news about continued growth in the U.S. energy storage market highlighted continued deployments of grid-scale systems, along with ongoing demand from commercial and industrial and residential sectors. Electric utilities […]
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ExxonMobil is preparing to join the power generation business, seeing an opportunity to support the electricity supply for energy-intensive data centers. The company on Dec. 11 said it is designing […]
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Compared to internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEV), electric vehicles (EVs) cost much less to drive. They also cost far less to maintain. EV adoption rates are rising, especially in states such as California, but even then EVs have an exceptionally low share of vehicles on the road. As stated on Edmunds: “According to an Experian Automotive Market Trends report from the..
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PacifiCorp is seeking customer-centric candidates to grow and sustain our commitment to a culture of customer service excellence, environmental sustainability and diversity, equity and inclusion.
A Utility Specialist Meterman is a qualified employee who shall perform work mutually agreed to by the Company and Union. Duties typically assigned to the Utility Specialist Meterman are Collections/Connects/Disconnects/Removal; Replacement or exchange of single-phase self-contained meters; locates; pole test and treat; Joint Use Coordination; Equipment Operation and others as agreed to by the Company and Union. The Utility Specialist Meterman may be required to hold a Commercial Driving license as dictated by the assigned duties and pass minimum qualification requirements as mutually agreed to by the Company and the Union. The Utility Specialist Meterman with proper training may be assigned to drive or operate equipment.
The Utility Specialist Meterman will perform labor necessary to assist with the installing, maintaining, repairing and/or operating Company equipment and facilities. Performance of duties may include: meter reading, collections, meter replacement/removal/exchange, pole test and treat, joint use coordination, equipment operation, clean-up work, debris removal, loading and unloading materials, storage of items, digging, grounds maintenance, fueling vehicles, cleaning and painting equipment and performing work using various hand-held tools.
You know the drill: a great resume should detail your “marketable” skills, work experience, and accomplishments. That’s not new information. What many people don’t know is that they can choose how that information is presented. Yes! You have the power to format your resume in a way that paints you in the best light. And for some applicants, going for a functional resume may be a better option.
A functional resume (also known as a skills-based resume) emphasizes your core competencies and skills, instead of how you’ve acquired these. Instead of presenting your jobs in the order of recency, you make a list of different categories of relevant skills, followed by an abbreviated work history that ties directly to your skillset, and a summary of your Education and professional training.
The above may sound ‘controversial’, since chronological resumes are the go-to for most applicants. But traditional recruitment is progressively giving way to skills-based hiring, driven by candidates’ proven competencies. …
A major U.S. solar power developer announced it has a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Arizona Public Service (APS) for the energy produced from the Kitt Solar Project. Avantus, the […]
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