Thompson Engineering has opened a branch office in Spanish Fort, Ala. Staff assigned to the office provide engineering, surveying, and ground penetrating radar (GPR) services. “Baldwin County is growing rapidly and … Read more
Discover the inner workings of the Mobile Area Water and Sewer System (MAWSS) and learn how they “Keep Water Working” by joining the 2024 Citizens Water Academy! The Citizens Water … Read more
During PEP’s March Member Breakfast, our speakers discussed the current and future state of the marine industry. Garrett Rice, President of Master Boat Builders, and Richard Tremayne, General Manager, Marine … Read more
Another PEP member is in the news for their work towards sustainable solutions! Outokumpu was named among the top 50 companies on Corporate Knight’s List of Clean200 Companies, which captures … Read more
Electric aviation is becoming a reality in Alabama as the new electric aircraft charger, manufactured by BETA TECHNOLOGIES, was officially unveiled at Montgomery Regional Airport – MGM this month. The … Read more
Ransom Recycling of Chickasaw has announced it will soon be the only local organization recycling electronics. United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile (UCP), which also had an electronics recycling operation, has decided … Read more
Austal USA announced the start of design for a new manufacturing facility signifying a major expansion of the company’s Mobile, Ala. shipyard capability. The infrastructure expansion, which will be to … Read more
Thompson Engineering, a multi-disciplined engineering firm with offices in eight Southeastern states, announced today the acquisition of Barry A. Vittor & Associates. Vittor & Associates is a nearly 20-person environmental … Read more
PEP Member Novelis Inc., a leading sustainable aluminum solutions provider and world leader in aluminum rolling and recycling, and Southern Company, have announced plans to partner on decarbonization efforts. Their initial … Read more
A. Frank McFadden, P.E., was recently appointed to the Alabama Environmental Management Commission by Governor Kay Ivey, and was also confirmed by the State Senate. The seven-member Environmental Management Commission, whose members … Read more
