Power System Engineering, Inc.

It's back-to-school season, and we are thrilled to announce the two recipients of PSE's Merle T. Lebakken Scholarship for the 2023/24 school year.

Greta and Parker, congratulations! Greta is majoring in electrical engineering and Parker is focusing on electrical construction. We wish the best for these excellent students and their bright futures ahead.

The window to submit applications for next year opens in February. The PSE Scholarship is made available to individuals pursuing a degree in electrical power or industrial industries - to learn more please visit our website: https://lnkd.in/dPJb9PYm

A few weeks ago, the City of Negaunee, MI broke ground on its new two-transformer electric distribution substation. To shed light on the city's overall electric system and determine a plan for addressing aging equipment and system resiliency, PSE performed a substation study back in 2021.

PSE has been working closely with the City of Negaunee over the past two years to develop a substation and distribution line design that focuses on replacing aged infrastructure, providing backup capability, improving efficiency over the long term of the electric system, providing the ability to accept new load such as electric vehicle charging, and to prepare for other economic opportunities should they occur.

The ground-breaking ceremony was such a rewarding moment for everyone involved. Very special thank you to PSE's Nicole Hall, E.I.T., and Jamie Sieren for championing this effort with Negaunee. Your contributions to our clients are immeasurable.

Negaunee breaks ground on new substation NEGAUNEE — The Negaunee Electric Department broke ground on a new substation Monday. According to a Lake Superior Community Partnership press release, the Negaunee Electric Department announced the commencement for its south-side additions of two 7.5 megavolt amp transformers that will supply four...

Shoutout to our Blaine, MN office for donating their time to Feed My Starving Children, a non-profit organization that coordinates the packaging and distribution of food to people in developing nations. During their visit, the PSE group packed food for Zambia, a country in Africa.

As many as 828 million people across the world are affected by hunger, according to Action Against Hunger. PSE is proud to have employees who care so much about this issue and want to take action against it!