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Mr. Christopher Seigel, P.E., M.ASCE


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RE: Offshore Wind Farms – New Jersey and Beyond

Posted By Christopher Seigel 11-01-2023 10:36 AM
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I wanted to share an update regarding 2 of the proposed wind farm projects in New Jersey. According to this article, they have been halted and possibly abandoned due to lawsuits and public opposition. The wind farm corporation appears to claim their basis for halting is an update on their tax credits ...

RE: Offshore Wind Farms – New Jersey and Beyond

Posted By Christopher Seigel 10-12-2023 12:54 PM
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Thank you for the links Sarah! I'll be happy to take a look. ------------------------------ Christopher Seigel P.E., M.ASCE Civil Engineer ------------------------------

RE: Offshore Wind Farms – New Jersey and Beyond

Posted By Christopher Seigel 10-10-2023 11:03 AM
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Thanks Mitch and Bradley. Definitely appreciate the relevant industry perspectives on this topic. ------------------------------ Christopher Seigel P.E., M.ASCE Civil Engineer ------------------------------

Offshore Wind Farms – New Jersey and Beyond

Posted By Christopher Seigel 10-06-2023 10:28 AM
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I have noticed that the multiple New Jersey wind farm projects which are in various stages of planning, design, and development are receiving mixed support from the public. Among other complaints, there have been claims that the wind farms are causing adverse impacts to marine life. Meanwhile, there ...

RE: Attenuation tanks for shaving off peaks in residential wastewater flow

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-21-2023 10:11 PM
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Hi Catherine, Sounds like an interesting project. I will start by saying I am not an expert in design or construction so I'm sorry if this is a very limited suggestion. However, this does seem similar to what one would do when trying to size a wet weather tank. If you know the targeted flow limit ...