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OVERVIEW What’s possible out there? Everything We aren’t here to start changing the world. We’re here to keep changing it. To continue what we set out to do more than 100 years ago — Building a World of Difference®. That purpose has never changed. We’re perhaps best-known as a global engineering procurement, construction and consulting leader founded by two University of Kansas engineering graduates whose visions for a better world live on today. But we’re far more than that. We are in the business of answers, impact and innovation. Today, we have the ability to deliver unique and innovative solutions to client challenges virtually anywhere — at any time — so that people, businesses, cities, cultures and the world at large can do more than survive. They can thrive. We work with our clients to take on their most complex challenges and pioneer innovative, often first-of-a-kind solutions that make a positive, lasting impact. Around the world, our teams push the limits of what’s possible and build legacies for generations to come — one of the world’s largest green hydrogen production and storage facilities, the world’s first ship-based natural gas liquefaction solution and the largest contiguous electric vehicle (EV) charging system in the world. In the end, we’re all in on the belief that it’s always about creating solutions for the present and the promise of tomorrow. We’ve been innovative, intuitive and indispensable since 1915 with no plans to stop. We are Black & Veatch. INDUSTRIES WE SERVE Technology and Data Centers Learn more Industrial and Manufacturing Learn more Fuels and Natural Resources Learn more Data Centers Learn more Power Providers Learn more Water Utilities Learn more Federal Agencies Learn more Public Sector Learn more Commercial Learn more See More PERSPECTIVES Part II: Making Tomorrow’s Electric Transmission More Resilient Requires ‘Current’ Planning The U.S. is served by three major North American grids – the Western Interconnection, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas and the Eastern Interconnection, the last of which came together in the early 1960s. Read More PERSPECTIVES Customer Engagement, Proactive Plans for Financial Resilience Hold the Key Read More PROJECTS BV Con-X Enables EV Charging Without Additional Power or Cost Read More PROJECTS Entergy substation built on former pond keeps New Orleans dry Read More CONTACT US Looking for a partner in innovation? Let's Talk