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Some proposed changes

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Hello! This is my first time suggesting edits as a COI so apologies if I miss the mark on any of the formatting guidelines. I did my best to educate myself on the process beforehand. For direct replacements, I followed the {textdiff} prompt's, and for new additions I just explained where things could be expanded and added new text.

Since the original was written the company has expanded beyond just wind energy, so "industrial power company" captures this a bit more.

I added the first sentence to show that wind-energy is still being done despite adding other power sources, and updated the stat from 2023 Distributed Wind Market Report published by the U.S. Department of Energy. The relevant data is pulled from the graph on pg. 6.

I also think it might benefit from spelling out some of the newer services with a second paragraph in the intro:

The company has developed multiple energy services aimed at helping its customers control costs and directly power industrial operations. In addition to its Wind for Industry and Managed High Voltage services, One Energy also designed and installed the first fully digital, transmission-voltage substation in 2023. Source: https://www.tdworld.com/substations/article/21273289/one-energy-enterprises-digital-substation-in-findlay-ohio-energized-and-operational

In the first paragraph of the History section following the sentence, "Since then, One Energy has continued to develop projects consisting of typically 1-3 wind turbines (each 1.5 MW) of on-site wind energy for industrial energy users." Can we add: "In 2016, One Energy acquired Cancalia Engineering & Consulting LLC, the developer of Continuum wind-flow modeling software expanding its suite of proprietary resource and assessment tools." Source: https://www.windpowerengineering.com/one-energy-acquires-cancalia-continuum-wind-flow-modeling-software/

In the second paragraph, we can add "One Energy Analytics" to the list of companies under the main One Energy Solutions LLC.

There is also more recent information on the Megawatt Scholarship. After "In 2014, the company began its "Megawatt Scholarship" program, which offers a $5,000 scholarship per turbine per year to local high school graduates pursuing a degree in a STEM field." Can we add: "As of 2022, the program has awarded over $500,000 in scholarships." Source: https://www.wtol.com/article/news/local/megawatt-scholarships-students-studying-stem-college/512-070766a1-c2b1-4253-83be-9a0050b062da

Lastly, I was wondering if we could expand the Products and Services section with some of the unlisted services. In addition to the existing Wind for Energy section, we could also include:

ManagedHV

One Energy’s ManagedHV systems provide a high-voltage distribution system that enables customers to efficiently move power, monitor usage, and protect plants from grid issues. These systems offer an expandable and adaptable platform, allowing customers to integrate additional distributed energy resources (DERs) as needed.

Megawatt Hubs

In September of 2023, the company unveiled its first Megawatt Hub, powered by the first fully digital, transmission-voltage substation in the United States. While a typical factory uses between five and ten MW of power, One Energy’s Megawatt Hub is a 30 MW site that is expandable to 150 MW. Source: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/one-energy-announces-commercial-operations-120000022.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAALepGnAw-GHmO2b0rHwaN7fv10skaRYUab_h1cloJZIW5iil4g-ix8Teeo6po3Qhk5knA0CH8DS7xXLuWPA0EKbpRJKt2Y1TnyJB6OPcbq1PLaPtNh62LElx0QSlBjlIIGi3mTakzwd4RrT1lyevp6EBGgPKDhGnqh1_RMK-sKKt

Net Zero Projects

Net Zero Projects integrate wind, solar, and other power technologies into a single system to help enable industrial facilities to achieve net zero annualized energy consumption from the grid. These behind-the-meter projects help support sustainability goals by reducing carbon emissions and enhancing energy efficiency.

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TyleratOE (talk) 15:23, 13 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Not Done: Request appears to be purely promotional in intent. Axad12 (talk) 18:38, 13 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]