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Clarity for Complex Decisions
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Schedule a Conversation →[PLACEHOLDER — 2-3 sentences naming specific pressures facing municipal utilities, rural cooperatives, and rural communities. Lead problem: DER integration. Supporting: grid complexity, federal program navigation. Written as prose, not bullets. Tone: You know this world.]
How Terenc Helps
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Who We Work With
Our clients are operators — utility GMs, co-op CEOs, city administrators — making consequential energy decisions with limited internal resources. If this sounds familiar, we built this practice for you.
A municipal utility facing its first DER integration decision without internal engineering resources — trying to evaluate proposals it didn't ask for and can't easily compare.
A rural electric cooperative watching neighboring systems adopt battery storage while its board asks whether to follow, wait, or do something different entirely.
A small city navigating federal funding opportunities with no dedicated grants staff — unsure which programs apply and what compliance looks like on the back end.
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Energy Midwest Pulse by Terenc
Twice-weekly perspective on energy decisions facing Iowa and Upper Midwest operators.
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