Utility & Power Engineering, Rates, and Regulation FAQs

Professional service firms like Tangibl support clients throughout the entire capital project lifecycle—from concept and approval through to detailed engineering, commissioning, and project closeout.

Onsite engagement ensures engineers’ and planners’ take field conditions into account to deliver cost-effective and timely results.

Engineering consultants help asset owners modernize their infrastructure and improve reliability through design, planning, and project execution support, including 13kV circuit rearrangement, switchgear upgrades, etc.

It involves loop scheme design, digital microprocessor relays, optical fiber integration, and advanced sectionalizing devices to improve circuit performance, reduce outage frequency and duration.

Professional service firms like Tangibl have a rate consulting team that handles cost of service studies, depreciation studies, cost-of-capital, lead-lag and rate of return assessments for utilities, and reactive power compensation filings for all renewable generators, including solar and wind.

As more renewable resources connect to the grid, reactive power becomes essential to maintain voltage support. Resources need to be compensated for the capability to provide this service, as well as the service itself.

Professional service firms like Tangibl provide expertise to thermal resources including electrical test plans, switchyard asset replacement, facility ratings, electrical maintenance strategies, and high- and medium-voltage electrical technical support for generation facilities across organized markets like PJM, NYISO and ISO New England.

General regulatory consulting helps businesses navigate complex regulatory rules. Tangibl provides industry-specific stakeholder representation, ISO/RTO committee support, and early‑stage interconnection consulting.  We leverage our technical expertise to provide project-specific analysis, including injection studies, steady-state and dynamic network analysis and preliminary assessments of direct-connect facilities.