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Betmai II - Pre-Feasibility
Sierra Leone
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Midgard was retained by Sierra Leone Investment Corp to conduct a conceptual evaluation of the Betmai II hydroelectric storage project on the Pampana River. Building on Midgard’s long-term involvement in the Betmai I Run-of-River project, this study leveraged hydrology data from Lahmeyer and elevation data from Google Earth Pro.
The study included:

  • Hydrology Modeling – Analyzed monthly inflows and potential reservoir storage capacity.
  • Desktop Feasibility Analysis – Provided an initial evaluation of project viability.
  • Preliminary Design Review – Assessed site suitability and basic project configuration.

This pre-feasibility study provided a foundation for further assessment and potential development of the Betmai II project.

Medium Term Procurement Advisory
Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)
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Midgard was retained by the IESO to perform a series of investigative tasks on procurement issues to assist the system operator with ongoing issues related to their medium-term procurement program. Work conducted to date has provided in depth research and analysis on a variety of procurement issues as detailed here:

  • Battery and EPC Supply Chain Analysis. Midgard investigated the procurement challenges faced during the Covid 19 pandemic, including increased commodity pricing and delayed shipments due to worldwide shipping constraints.
  • Commodity Indexation.  This report included an investigated analysis of the main commodities in solar, wind, natural gas and battery facilities and how the increased cost for these commodities could impact generation facilities procurement, along with input on how long these commodities will stay at higher prices.
  • RFP Terms Comparison. This memo reviewed recent RFP terms in other jurisdictions, to provide insight into RFP selection criteria, tender fees, and language to deal with outlier bids that are outside the average bid submission pricing thresholds.
  • Jurisdictional Scan for Temporal Hybridization. Midgard investigated the co-location of battery storage with renewable energy sources to identify industry best practices for contracting, financing and the impact of government incentives.
  • Renewable Energy Agriculture Land Rules. This report provided insight into the tension between wind and solar projects and landowners/municipalities on the best use of land and benefits for local communities. The report investigated the changes being made to legislation, the importance of relationship building and the co-location of  agriculture and solar farms, known as agrivoltaics, as a promising way to bridge this concern between landowners and developers.
  • Development Cost Comparison Between Northern and Southern Ontario. Midgard investigated the costs associated with land, permitting, equipment, delivery, labour and transmission lines to provide valuable insight between the development costs between northern and southern Ontario.
Loan Guarantees for Various Projects
Ontario Finance Authority (OFA)
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Midgard Consulting Inc. has been commissioned by the Ontario Finance Authority (agency of the province of Ontario, Canada) to complete due diligence reviews of various renewable energy and transmission projects.  The purpose of the program is to assess the suitability of equity loan guarantees needed to facilitate equity participation by local Aboriginal communities in renewable generation projects.  The financial, business, and technical review and due diligence effort consists of reviewing contractual, financial and development documentation, Aboriginal participation agreements (e.g., partnerships/corporate structuring), energy forecasts and modelling, operating and maintenance forecasts, robustness and reliability of design, construction works, and other commercial conditions.  The list of projects evaluated under this program are:

  • Alderville Solar Project (5 MW)
  • Rainy River Solar Project (25 MW)
  • Bow Lake Wind Project (60 MW)
  • Goulais Bay Wind Project (25 MW)
  • Grand Bend Wind Project (100 MW)
  • Bruce to Milton Transmission Line (500 kV)
  • Cochrane Solar Projects (4 projects)
  • MNO Solar Projects (50 projects)
  • Peter Sutherland Senior Generating Station Project (28 MW)
  • Henvey Inlet Wind Project (300 MW)
  • Belle River Wind Project (100 MW)
  • East-West Tie Line Project
  • Niagra Wind Project (230 MW)
SH3 PV Plant GIS Study
LBPKSA
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Midgard was engaged to conduct a grid impact study for a 65 MW solar project integrated with a seawater desalination plant using Reverse Osmosis technology. The study focused on ensuring compliance with electrical standards for reliable operation.
Midgard’s scope of work included:

  • Interconnection Study – Evaluated steady-state, dynamic, and transient stability.
  • Grid Impact Analysis – Assessed short-circuit levels, voltage stability, and thermal impacts under multiple scenarios.
  • Transfer Capability Assessment – Analyzed the system’s power transfer capabilities.
  • Constraint Identification & Upgrades – Identified system constraints and recommended necessary upgrades.
  • Inverter Control System Modeling – Developed inverter control strategies for safe operation and regulatory compliance.

Midgard’s analysis supported the successful integration of solar power into the desalination facility while ensuring grid stability and operational reliability.

Interconnection Engineering Studies
NU-E Power Corporation
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Midgard was retained by NU-E Corp to act as the Study Consultant for several proposed solar projects located in Alberta, including a 17 MW, 40 MW, 9 MW (Behind the Fence), 140 MW, and 300 MW connection projects. Midgard's role has involved conducting connection studies in collaboration with AESO, including power flow and short-circuit analyses in PSS/E. Power flow analysis was performed for high solar generation during summer peak and light loading scenarios, both pre- and post-project, with sensitivity analysis for summer peak loading. Short-circuit analysis covered pre- and post-project scenarios to assess short-circuit levels in the project's vicinity.Midgard is actively supporting these projects through AESO's new Connection Process "Cluster Assessments," preparing System Access Service Requests, Project Data Update Packages, and reviewing study scopes and project plans. The projects are currently in Stage 2 of the AESO connection process, with Midgard continuing to provide ongoing support as they progress through further stages. Additionally, for the 9 MW BTF solar project, Midgard conducted an anti-islanding screening study to meet AESO's Distributed Energy Resources ("DER") requirements.

System Impact Studies
Yukon Energy Corporation (YEC)
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Midgard was retained by YEC to conduct a variety of System Impact Studies ("SIS") for a variety of Independent Power Producer ("IPP") and photovoltaic ("PV") additions to the Yukon electrical grid. SIS are powerflow and short circuit analysis studies of the Yukon electrical grid to evaluate the addition of new energy sources, such as solar panels or generation units. SIS included:

1. Diesel Rental Support – Midgard evaluated the addition of seven (7) 1.8 MW diesel rental units.

2. Haines Junction IPP – Midgard evaluated the addition of a 1 MW AC Solar IPP onto the 25 kV transmission line to Haines Junction.

3. Partridge PV PP – Midgard evaluated the addition of a 2 MW solar PV generator, northeast of the Klondike Highway at the Partridge Farm.

4. Northern Bluebird PV IPP – Midgard evaluated the addition of a 2 MW solar PV generator at kilometer #63 of the Silver Trail Highway.

5. Carcross PV IPP – Midgard evaluated the addition of a 2 MW (with potential expansion to 4 MW) solar PV generator near the community of Carcross, into the ATCO-owned 34.5 kV electrical system.

6. ArcticPharm PV IPP – Midgard evaluated the addition of a 2 MW (with potential expansion to 4 MW) solar PV generator, approximately 20km away from the Laberge Substation (#21) on the Yukon Interconnected Grid.

Transmission Line Rehabilitation Project
DBS Energy Services
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Midgard was retained by DBS Energy to assist with the following rehabilitation work:

  • Midgard assisted with rehabilitation work required on FortisBC's 20L, a 63 kV circuit with mainly 13 kV Distribution under-build, that runs from Tadanac (Warfield) substation to Salmo substation. The 20L transmission line is approximately 44 km in length and consists of approximately 504 structures. Midgard identified rehab items during condition assessment patrols, conducted follow-up engineering reviews and created a structure list of items to be addressed. Midgard also completed modeling and rehab engineering work on the circuits to bring them up to current distributions standards and to ensure compatibility with future conductor upgrades.
  • Midgard assisted with rehabilitation work required on FortisBC's 19L, a 63 kV circuit with mainly 13 kV Distribution under-build, that is a radial feed from the South Slocan Terminal to the Passmore Substation to the Valhalla Substation. The 19L transmission line is approximately 45 km in length and consists of approximately 437 structures. Midgard identified rehab items during condition assessment patrols, conducted follow-up engineering reviews and created a structure list of items to be addressed. Midgard also completed modeling and rehab engineering work on the circuits to bring them up to current distributions standards and to ensure compatibility with future conductor upgrades.
  • Midgard assisted in the design of the electrical and structural characteristics of the 32L 63 kV transmission line in British Columbia. This transmission line is approximately 69.2 km in length, contains roughly 660 structures, and runs from the Crawford Bay Substation to the Lambert Terminal Substation. Midgard responsibilities included managing a preliminary engineering design review and ensuring accurate and prudent transmission line design in accordance with project contract and terms and creating construction packages.
  • Midgard assisted in the design of the electrical and structural characteristics of the 71L 230 kV transmission line in British Columbia. This transmission line is approximately 25 km in length, contains 129 structures, and runs from the Waneta Hydro Station to the Bonneville Power Administration interconnection. Midgard responsibilities include managing a preliminary engineering design review and ensuring accurate and prudent transmission line design in accordance with project contract and terms and creating construction packages.
  • Midgard assisted with rehabilitation work of a FortisBC circuit with 25 kV distribution under-build. Midgard completed modeling and rehab engineering work on the circuits to bring them up to current distributions standards. Engineering work covered many aspects of distribution service, including switching, line taps, secondary re-stringing, and secondary service connections.
Review, Develop and Compare Alternative Supply Plans for Southern Labrador
Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro
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Midgard was engaged by Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro ("NLH") to develop an Integrated Resource Plan ("IRP") for five remote communities in Southern Labrador, characterized by extreme climate conditions. The objective of the study was to assess various renewable and energy storage technologies, along with different interconnection and transmission options. Within this scope, Midgard conducted a comprehensive evaluation to provide NLH with recommendations that address the energy requirements of the remote communities. The recommendations aim to be both economically viable and consider renewable initiatives and funding opportunities in the evaluation process. The IRP is designed to align with the unique challenges posed by extreme climate conditions in Southern Labrador.The scope of work included:

  • Preparing upfront capital cost estimates and cumulative net present value over 20 years study period
  • Assessing the environmental impact of solar and wind power with energy storage, bio-fuel generation, transmission interconnection, and others supply alternatives.
  • Assessing the potential role of renewable energy resources and demand-side management strategies in terms of reduced fuel consumption and provision of firm capacity.
  • Exploring Indigenous participation models in electric utility infrastructure and funding opportunities, and its impact on the Integrated Resource Plan.
  • Assessing the reliability of all proposed alternatives.
  • Reviewing NLH's assumptions on the timing and costs of replacing or removing the existing diesel generating stations.
  • Performing a high-level jurisdictional review of electrical supply approaches for isolated communities across Canada.
  • Assessing the impact of advances in Technology Innovation and Climate Change Policies on proposed alternatives.
  • Developing a transition plan for the seamless conversion from firm diesel generation to fully renewable supply solutions.
  • Completing a cost benefit analysis to determine the least cost option of all technically viable alternatives considered.
  • Performing sensitivity analysis by altering various factors that could influence the results of the cost benefit analysis. These factors include, Load Growth, Timing of Project Phases, Diesel Fuel Costs, Carbon Tax.
COL Chinook 181S DER Solar Interconnection Engineering Study
City of Lethbridge
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Midgard was retained by the Electric Utility of City of Lethbridge to serve as the Study Consultant for its 8.75 MW Solar project located in Alberta. In this role, Midgard collaborated with AESO on behalf of NU-E Corp to conduct various connection studies for the project. These studies encompassed power flow analysis, voltage stability analysis, and short-circuit analysis.Power flow analysis was conducted for both the Summer Peak (SP) and Winter Peak (WP) scenarios, both pre- and post-Project, to assess the impact of the project's connection on the Alberta Interconnected Electric System (AIES). Voltage stability analysis was specifically performed for the WP post-Project scenario to identify any potential violations of voltage stability criteria. Additionally, short-circuit analysis was carried out for the WP pre-Project scenario, as well as the WP and WP post-Project scenarios, to determine short-circuit levels in the project's vicinity.

Betmai
Sierra Leone
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The Betmai Project is a 25 MW run-of-river hydroelectric facility on the Pampana River in Sierra Leone’s Tonkolili District. Located in a mineral-rich region, the project is designed to support both the national grid and nearby mining operations.
Midgard provided comprehensive support, including:

  • Partnership & Deal Structuring Advice – Explored business models and partnership opportunities.
  • Financing Strategy – Developed funding strategies, including equity, debt, and grant options.
  • Negotiation Support – Assisted in Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) and EPC contract negotiations.
  • Owner’s Engineering & Technical Advisory – Conducted feasibility assessments, site planning, environmental permitting, and cost estimation.
  • Transmission Planning & Grid Integration – Evaluated interconnection options and grid integration strategies, addressing challenges similar to Canada’s North.
  • PPA Development – Drafted the Power Purchase Agreement with Sierra Leone’s National Power Authority.
  • Islanded Operations Strategy – Provided recommendations for grid integration and independent operation.

Midgard’s support helped position the Betmai Project to meet Sierra Leone’s energy infrastructure needs while advancing sustainable development.

Hunter Creek Interconnection
WindRiver Power Corporation
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Hunter Creek Hydro is a 12 MW run-of-river hydroelectric project close to Hope, BC that started operation in early 2018. Based on previous experience with the team, WindRiver Power integrated Midgard into the project team to handle all aspects related to interconnection with BC Hydro during project development & design through construction and ongoing operational support. This began with an assessment of the cost estimate from the System Impact Study, identify opportunities to reduce cost, identify risks to the schedule and mitigation strategies to maintain and potentially advance the schedule.

Midgard resolved technical and process issues by working with multiple parties to resolve each issue and advance the project schedule including: BC Hydro (five separate departments); Telus; Telus contractors; plant design team; plant construction contractor and equipment vendors.

Midgard activities have focused on forecasting and solving process and interconnection technical issues including:

  • decision on point-of-interconnection (transmission voltage vs. distribution voltage) and the attendant schedule risk balanced against potential cost savings;
  • coordinating technical data exchange to support completion of the BC Hydro study process and facility definition;
  • BC Hydro operating order;
  • protection and telecom commissioning;
  • microwave and fibre commissioning and operational support.
Ocean Falls – BCUC COS & Rate Setting Application
Boralex
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Midgard was retained by Boralex Inc. to prepare an Ocean Falls Hydro cost of service revenue requirement application for filing with the BC Utilities Commission. The application is underpinned by a comprehensive model of the capital and operating costs associated with the generation and distribution systems comprising Boralex’s Ocean Falls utility, which was jointly developed by Midgard and Boralex.

The cost of service revenue requirement application was filed with the BC Utilities Commission in September 2019 and the associated regulatory proceeding concluded in early 2021.

Prior to the rate application, Midgard was retained by Boralex Inc. to Develop a comprehensive operations and maintenance budget to ensure that the Ocean Falls facility can continue to operate safely and reliably for several more decades.

Compliance Audit Program – MRDCL
Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)
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Solar and wind suppliers of electricity that participate in the Feed-in Tariff (“FIT”) Program must adhere to prescribed minimum domestic content requirements as per their FIT Contract, referred to as the Minimum Required Domestic Content Level (“MRDCL”).

Midgard Consulting Incorporated (“Midgard”) was retained by the Independent Electricity System Operator of Ontario (“IESO”) to audit the MRDCL compliance of a total of 109 operating solar and wind facilities under the FIT Program.

The solar facilitates varied in sizes between 20kW to 10MW and the wind facilities varied between 10MW to 230MW.

Capital Budget Guideline Review
Newfoundland & Labrador PUB
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Midgard was retained by the Newfoundland and Labrador Board of Commissioners of Public Utilities (“NLPUB”) as an expert consultant to perform a review of the NLPUB’s existing Capital Budget Application Guidelines (“Guidelines”). Under its mandate, Midgard performed the following services:

  1. Review of existing Guidelines and other relevant documentation;
  2. Consulted with stakeholders to determine issues and areas of concern;
  3. Completed a jurisdictional scan of 8 Canadian jurisdictions to identify prevailing regulatory processes and best practices implemented by provincial regulatory Boards across Canada;
  4. Compared existing Guidelines with industry/regulatory best practices;
  5. Presented findings to stakeholders and responded to inquiries;
  6. Provided an expert report to the Board including revised Guidelines incorporating review findings and industry/regulatory best practices.
Pembina Prince Rupert Terminal
Rangeland Engineering for Pembina Pipelines
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Prince Rupert Terminal (PRT) is a Pembina Pipelines project that will receive propane by rail, provide storage and then marine load onto ocean-going vessels.

This brownfield site had electrical service from a 69 kV transmission line, but the substation was beyond repair. Midgard pulled together and coordinated a team to provide power to PRT via a new substation and express distribution feeder threaded through an industrial complex. Activities included substation layout and location, line routing and design, managing interface issues among the plant design team, geotechnical investigations, station and line contractors, BC Hydro and the City of Prince Rupert. Work products included construction packages, design adjustment memos during construction, BC Hydro commissioning documentation package and schedule, operating orders for Pembina and joint operating order with BC Hydro, Pembina and Prince Rupert.

The facilities comprising the BC Hydro connection have been constructed, commissioned and energized and Pembina Pipelines is exploring options for expansion.

Big Chino Valley Pumped Storage Hydro – Project Management & Owner's Engineer
Fortis
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Big Chino Valley is a 2000 MW pumped storage hydro project in Arizona with a system interconnection consisting of three 500 kV transmission lines.

Midgard planned and established a multidisciplinary project-team structure in order to enable smaller dedicated specialist teams focus on their specific areas of expertise to advance this large and complex development while supporting supporting permitting efforts at FERC and Arizona state levels, as well as directing water analysis and helping devise communication strategy and participation in public open houses.

Midgard and the Owner’s project sponsor acted in close coordination to manage the mandates and integration of the multidisciplinary teams into the overall project.

Midgard’s broad knowledge in civil, geotechnical and electrical engineering was combined with project management discipline and a foundation in project finance to establish the effective project structure and plan work in a way that advanced the development in a strategic and fiscally responsible manner.

Haypress Due Diligence
Eagle Creek Renewable Energy
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Midgard was engaged to conduct a follow-up site visit and technical assessment of the Upper and Lower Haypress Hydroelectric Projects near Sierra City, California.
This due diligence review provided Eagle Creek with critical insights into the projects’ operational and investment risks.

Sahofika
CPCS Transcom Limited
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Midgard was retained to provide the Government of Madagascar with an independent expert review of the studies conducted for the Sahofika hydroelectric project. The review assessed the completeness and accuracy of technical studies and identified risk management strategies to guide the government in negotiations with the selected vendor.


Midgard’s analysis supported the government’s decision-making process by providing an objective assessment of project risks, study findings, and strategic negotiation approaches.

Greenfield Location Options
ITC Holdings Inc
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Midgard was retained by ITC Holdings Inc. to conduct a comprehensive site selection study for potential 1,000+ MW pumped storage hydroelectric (PSH) projects across the Western United States. Given the vast geographic scope, Midgard employed a structured, two-phase approach to identify viable project locations:

  • Phase I – GIS-Based Screening: Used Geographic Information System (GIS) techniques to eliminate non-viable areas based on environmental, topographical, and regulatory constraints.
  • Phase II – Site Analysis: Conducted a detailed assessment of the identified study areas, considering hydrology, infrastructure proximity, grid interconnection potential, and economic feasibility.

This strategic approach enabled ITC to focus on high-potential locations for further evaluation and development.

Highway 37 – Nisga’a Fibre-optic Connection Project
Nisga’a Lisims Government
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Midgard was contracted to provide technical advisory and project management services to Lisims Communications, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Nisga’a Lisims Government, for a Nisga’a Fibre Project. The Nisga’a Fibre Project was a venture to improve high-speed telecommunications infrastructure in Nisga’a Lands.

Midgard was contracted to deliver a fibre optic network from Terrace, BC to Nisga’a Lands, a distance of over 100 km. Services provided include permitting and right-of-way acquisition, detailed engineering design, installation and telecommunication contractor selection, and material procurement.

Anudol Project Development and Interconnection Analysis
Nisga'a Lisims Government
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Midgard advised the Nisga'a Lisims Government (an aboriginal government with a modern treaty located in British Columbia, Canada), regarding the technical and commercial development of the Anudol hydroelectric project.  The project goals included developing both improved local reliability through islanding and black start (i.e., micro-grid equivalent) capability for multiple Nisga'a communities. During the pre-feasibility stage, Midgard studied the Anudol Project as both as an 8.5 MW run-of-river project and as a 12 MW project with potential storage benefit. The analysis included preliminary hydrology and energy estimates, cost estimations, financial analysis, interconnection study, potential black-start, and grid islanding (micro-grid) capability.  The development plan identified key policy, financial, technical, and environmental challenges. Midgard also advised the client in negotiations with BC Hydro, the provincial regulated electrical utility, on the means to secure the rights for a hydroelectric energy purchase agreement. In the pre-feasibility study, two alternatives were proposed to interconnect the project with BC Hydro, Interconnection Option 1 assumed a simple tap into existing 25 kV distribution feeder and Interconnection Option 2 assumed a new dedicated 25 kV power line to the Aiyansh substation.

Assessment for Small Hydro Asset Acquisition in Romania
TransEastern
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Midgard was engaged as a consultant to support TransEastern, a Canadian company, in the due diligence process for acquiring small hydro assets in Romania. The assessment focused on evaluating the assets’ technical and financial viability across multiple locations, including Alba County, Bistrița-Năsăud County, Vâlcea County, and Suceava County.

Midgard’s scope of work included:

  • Hydrological Modeling – Conducted detailed analysis of water flow patterns to assess long-term resource availability.
  • Energy Modeling – Evaluated potential generation capacity and performance under varying conditions.
  • Condition Assessment – Reviewed the operational status, infrastructure integrity, and maintenance history of the assets.

This analysis provided the client with critical insights to inform their acquisition decision and investment strategy.

Pre-feasibility Study for Alternative Electricity Generation Projects
City of Penticton
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As part of its long term planning program and goal of reducing its dependence on externally supplied electricity (and associated market pricing risks), the City of Penticton contract a survey of potential hydroelectric and thermal resources. The study evaluated eight (8) potential hydroelectric sites and the use of natural gas and biomass to fuel a thermal generation site. The evaluation included an assessment of the technical viability, economic viability, environmental impacts and social impacts of each potential project. Scope of services include:

  • Midgard produced technical document summarizing the technical viability, economic feasibility, environmental impacts and social impacts of the different hydroelectric and thermal generation options.
  • Development risks and challenges were also identified along with a development plan for potentially feasible generation assets.
WAWA Pumped Storage Project
WAWA
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Midgard was retained to conduct a feasibility assessment for a proposed 500 MW pumped storage project in Wawa, northeast of Manila, Philippines. The multi-purpose, multi-dam development is designed to provide electricity and pumped storage services while also supporting flood mitigation, drinking water supply, and ancillary services within the Philippines’ electricity market, which operates under a structure similar to California’s.
Midgard’s scope of work included:

  • Transmission Requirements Review – Assessed the project's transmission needs and grid integration.
  • Project Cost Estimation – Developed a detailed cost analysis for construction and operation.
  • Conceptual Design – Prepared a preliminary project design.
  • Economic Analysis & Financial Modeling – Evaluated the project's economic viability and financial outlook.
  • Executive Presentations – Delivered key findings to MidAmerican Energy executives in Manila and later to the CEO in San Francisco.

Midgard’s assessment provided critical insights into the project's technical and economic feasibility, supporting executive decision-making and further project development

Northwest Territories Power System Plan
NT Energy
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Midgard evaluated a range of renewable and conventional generating resource additions to serve both grid connected and remote electricity customers across the Northwest Territories ("NWT") and prepared an integrated NWT 20-year Power System Plan.  The plan focused on affordability, reliability, reducing environmental impacts, economic development/jobs, NWT energy self-sufficiency, and prioritizing community and aboriginal initiatives. Midgard investigated the following themes to achieve the objectives of the power System Plan:

  • Grid Expansion – Connection of the Snare and Taltson grids to create the NWT Grid, interconnection to southern provinces and transmission grid expansion in the north.
  • Preparing for Industrial Development – Mining and oil & gas development are expected to create opportunities for supplying electricity in the future.
  • Review of Firm and Intermittent Generation Options for Offsetting Diesel – Review of generation options (e.g., solar, wind, geothermal, hydroelectricity) for NWT communities that are currently served primarily by diesel generators.
Capital Power Due Diligence- Project Aqua
Eagle Creek Renewable Energy
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Midgard was engaged to support Phase 1 due diligence for the potential acquisition of Capital Power LP’s Miller Creek and Brown Lake hydroelectric facilities.
Midgard’s contributions included:

  • Electricity Price Forecasting – Developed revenue projections for Miller Creek using Mid-Columbia electricity index price forecasts.
  • Business Issue Analysis – Evaluated power contract structures, stakeholder factors, and BC Hydro’s supply-demand outlook.
  • Technical Review Summary – Conducted a high-level review of hydrology, operations, and maintenance concerns.

These insights informed Eagle Creek’s acquisition decision-making process.