In 2024, Optimized Smart Curtailment (OSC) was implemented at a project site and the client recently determined they were able to regain 54% of power production relative

Many state and federal wildlife agencies recommend collecting bat activity in the rotor-swept area of turbines. The typical approach is to mount an acoustic detector

WEST biologists Kristy Brightwell and Dr. Karen Tyrell are co-authors on the recently published research article, “Mortality of Fledged Whooping Cranes in the Aransas-Wood Buffalo

Optimized Smart Curtailment (OSC) uses the power of machine learning and WEST’s expertise in bat ecology to develop tailored, site-specific curtailment algorithms that minimize energy

WEST biologists and statisticians, Karen Tyrell, Kristin Brightwell, Rosa Palmer, Matthew Crane, and Ted Owen are co-authors on the recently published research article, “Inland Habitat

WEST biologist Hall Sawyer and statistician Andrew Telander recently completed the Lander Region/Red Desert Pronghorn study for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. The final

WEST Consulting Biologist Bethanne Bruninga-Socolar, PhD, is lead author of the recently published research article, “Pollinator Habitat in Solar Facilities Has Potential to Support High