As utilities look to improve grid resilience, undergrounding is often initially viewed as the obvious answer – safer, stronger, and more reliable. But in reality, the decision between underground and overhead infrastructure is far more nuanced. Resilience isn’t about choosing…

When severe weather impacts the grid, utilities need more than extra crews – they need an infrastructure partner built for high-pressure environments. Storm response tests preparation, safety discipline, communication, and execution all at once. The partners that perform well are…

On paper, using multiple vendors for a power project can look efficient. Specialized scopes, competitive pricing, flexibility in sourcing. Each piece appears manageable on its own. In practice, fragmented delivery often introduces complexity that no single vendor owns and no…

In an industry defined by constant change, continuity can feel underrated. New technologies emerge. Regulations evolve. Project demands grow more complex. Amid all of that movement, it is easy to assume that experience and longevity are simply background details. In…

At Kent Power, our work goes far beyond poles, wire, and substations. What truly sets us apart is how we show up – for our customers, our crews, and the communities we serve. Our core values guide every decision, every…

In power projects, planning often gets treated like a box to check. Schedules are created, scopes are defined, and documents are approved so work can begin. But when planning is rushed or treated as administrative, the consequences show up later…

Change orders are common in power projects. Most teams expect them, plan for them, and build processes around managing them once they appear. But while change orders are often treated as unavoidable, they are rarely the root issue. More often,…