Projects
A&E designed, built, and help commission a 480VAC Power Distribution Building now operating in West Texas. The facility features a 4,000-amp switchboard and multiple variable frequency drives ranging from 30–800 HP. This project showcases A&E’s expertise in delivering complex, high-capacity electrical infrastructure.
As part of a major carbon capture pipeline project, A&E designed and built over 15 low and medium voltage power distribution buildings at its Texas and Wyoming facilities. This medium voltage unit is now en route to support the transformation of a previously uneconomic waste stream into a valuable resource for Midwest ethanol plants.
A&E designed and built a 10 MW bitcoin mining facility, coordinating with the utility to deliver medium voltage service. The project included installing transformers for both air- and liquid-cooled buildings and developing custom programming to operate the facility. This turnkey solution highlights A&E’s capability in high-power, technology-driven infrastructure.
A&E successfully completed a large-scale industrial construction project for the Wyoming Integrated Test Center in Gillette, WY. Spanning over 30,000 man-hours, the facility will support the development and commercialization of carbon management technologies. This critical infrastructure advances global efforts toward achieving carbon reduction goals.
A&E provided electrical design and construction services for the upgrade of a rail terminal facility originally built by A&E in the early 2010s. The enhanced facility now includes new boilers and specialized electric heat trace, enabling efficient unloading of waxy crude. This upgrade demonstrates A&E’s continued support in optimizing legacy infrastructure.