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Our team is having a great day at #REPlusNE! Want to stay updated on how regulatory changes impact your project and how to accelerate your next energy development? Stop by booth #853 to see how automated environmental assessments can help. Let’s build a brighter tomorrow. ?? #cleanenergy #siteassessment

Stop going on blind dates with project sites! Know your project and site compatibility in minutes with on-demand environmental assessments. Find your project’s perfect match with Transect. Meet with us at #REPlusNE in booth #853 for your free trial, because you deserve a risk-free first date. https://hubs.li/Q035wjLT0

Yesterday, we learned about a temporary pause on permitting for renewable energy projects by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Today we learned that the pause may be lifted—an encouraging sign for developers and consultants navigating wetland and water permitting. Regulatory shifts like this highlight the importance of staying informed and prepared to adapt. As more guidance becomes available, we’ll continue tracking updates and sharing insights. If you have questions about what this means for your projects, let’s connect. https://hubs.li/Q035HR440

The future of renewable energy is calling at #REPlusNE! Discover your project’s red flags and gain a competitive edge in the clean energy race with site-specific, environmental insights in minutes! Claim your free trial at Booth #853! Book a time to meet with us to get yours today. https://hubs.li/Q035wjv00

Accelerate your wind energy projects in 2025. Experts from UL Solutions & Transect are coming together on January 15th at noon CT for a live webinar next week. Join us for: - Live demos - Insights on site selection & regulatory navigation - Strategies to mitigate risks Learn how to hit your project goals faster. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gS3mpq-n #ULSolutions #Transect #LiveWebinar #virtualevent #WindProjects #RenewableEnergy

Remember that renewable project you were so ready to move forward, until the locals hit the brakes? Yeah, we’ve all been there. Community opposition can feel like a major roadblock, especially when locals are worried about things like property values or farmland being disrupted. And honestly? Those concerns are fair. Here’s the thing: even the most game-changing renewable project can come to a screeching halt if the community isn’t on board. It’s like speaking two languages; you're talking sustainability and clean energy, and they’re hearing disruption and uncertainty. So, how do you get everyone on the same page? Here are four tried-and-true ways to build trust, spark excitement, and keep your project moving forward: ???? Start the Conversation Early Nobody likes surprises, especially when it involves their backyard. So, don’t wait until shovels are ready to hit the ground. Host some town halls, set up a booth at local events, or even hop on a Zoom call to chat with the community. The earlier you start these conversations, the better. Transparency shows you’re listening, not steamrolling. ??? Use Tech to Read the Room Not every community will react the same way to a renewable energy project. That’s where our features, Solar Pulse and Wind Pulse, come in. They help you figure out which communities are more open to renewables and give you a feel for the local perception in your project area. Use tech to tackle concerns head-on and craft a strategy that speaks directly to what the locals care about most. ?? Show What’s in It for Them Let’s be real: people care about how a project will affect their lives. Will it bring new jobs? Improve local infrastructure? Boost tax revenue? Don’t just talk about the global benefits of clean energy; get specific about what this means for their town. When people see a win-win, they are more likely to get excited about your project. ?? Team Up with Local Heroes Who do people trust? Their neighbors, local leaders, and community organizations. Find those folks and get them on your side. They can be your biggest advocates, helping you connect with the community in an authentic and relatable way. A little grassroots love goes a long way. With the right tools and strategies, you can turn skeptics into supporters. Let us know how you’ve tackled community challenges. We’d love to hear your story. #RenewableEnergy #CommunityEngagement #EnergyDevelopment

What a way to end the year! Before we wrapped up 2024, the Transect team came together for some fun (and competitive) holiday trivia. ?? We're fully back in the swing of things, energized, and ready to tackle what 2025 has in store. This year, we're looking forward to innovating, growing, and supporting our customers in making confident, informed decisions for their projects. ?? #HappyNewYear #Transect #TeamCulture #2025Goals

Accelerate Wind Projects: Expert Insights from UL Solutions & Transect ? Wednesday, January 15 | 12:00 PM CT Hit your wind project goals faster with insights from José Javier Ripa from UL Solutions and Dave Wolpert from Transect. You'll discover: - Wind resource data and environmental insights to optimize site selection. - Tips to enhance project bankability and accelerate results. - Live demos of UL’s Windnavigator and Transect’s site selection platform. Limited spots available - secure yours today ?? https://lnkd.in/gS3mpq-n

Happy Holidays from Transect! ??? We wish you a happy holiday season filled with joy, peace, and cheer. Thank you to our customers, community, and team for a wonderful year. Here's to an exciting 2025!

The eastern hellbender, North America's largest salamander, may soon receive federal protection! The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is proposing to list this fascinating aquatic species as endangered. Check out our environmental specialist, Jay Kaminski, PWS, MS, CERP's post to learn more about these unique amphibians and what this proposed listing could mean for their future!