ArcVera Renewables Hires Ron Nierenberg – Wind Industry Veteran, Meteorologist

ArcVera Renewables, a leading provider of consulting and technical services for renewable energy projects, has hired Ron Nierenberg in its wind energy team. He is an award-winning wind industry veteran and meteorological specialist with four decades of experience.

Ron has more than 40 years of experience with meteorological consulting in wind energy. His expertise ranges from prospecting and project analysis in development, to due diligence and strategic and operational climatological studies.

Moreover, Ron has designed, implemented, and analyzed wind energy assessment programs to optimize production from windfarm developments for hundreds of clients on over 21 GW of wind farm projects since 1978.

Ron was bestowed with a special award “For making critical contributions to the development of wind energy in the US and around the world” in April 1998, presented by the American Wind Energy Association.

Commenting on the joining of Ron, Gregory S. Poulos, CEO of ArcVera Renewables, said “we are excited to have Ron join and enhance our powerful wind energy team. With his tremendous knowledge of wind energy-specific meteorology, wind project experience relevant to rapid and insightful guidance, and undeniable zest for wind energy problem solving, I am confident that he will make important contributions to our clients new and old throughout the world.”

The wind energy veteran has been involved with the first wind energy facilities in most US states. One such project was the original wind study of the Altamont Pass, which led to the installation of USD 1.5 billion of wind turbines in the region. He has worked on projects in the US, Canada, Latin America, China, India and Europe, which fits seamlessly with ArcVera’s renewable energy experience on 6-of-7 continents.

Besides, Ron has also designed and managed federally funded wind energy studies and has authored DOE/NREL (or SERI) reports.

Recently, the company has unveiled its technical know-how for standalone energy storage or hybrid projects. For the standalone renewable energy projects, it will be providing expert technical, financial, and independent engineering services.