This October E.W. Audet representatives will be attending the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) located in Nashville, Tennesse. Click here for more info. Continue Reading
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IBEW Local Union 99 Golf Tournament
On Saturday, August 28th, E.W. Audet participated in the IBEW Local Union 99 Golf Tournament which took place at Triggs Memorial Golf Course, in Providence, Rhode Island. Representing the E.W. Audet company were: Clayton Audet, Joseph Dessler, James Drape, Leo Villegas, Eric Poncin, Normand England, Christopher Manzotti, and Ray Doyle. Continue Reading
Offshore Wind Farm: Rhode Island Contractor Breaks New Ground
It was once just a dream that no one thought could ever be realized, but one of the most important renewable energy projects to hit New England has just been completed in the waters just off of Block Island, Rhode Island. Through the innovative and ground-breaking electrical contracting services and combined efforts of E.W. Audet… Continue Reading
Providence Sports Lighting Projects: Is LED the Best Choice?
Indoor and outdoor sports facilities are often faced with a tough choice between traditional metal halide lighting and the popular LED or light emitting diode lighting when they make upgrades or additional to their centers and fields. When you work with a licensed and experienced industrial electrical contractor, you can better evaluate your needs for… Continue Reading
Top 7 Reasons Why Rhode Island Municipalities Should Go Solar
It seems like everywhere you go, people are talking about alternative energy solutions and finding ways to reduce energy consumption and dependence on fossil fuels. There are many reasons to consider adding a solar panel system to your municipal buildings, including saving money and reducing the carbon footprint of your city or town with Rhode… Continue Reading
Installing Backup Power Generators for Schools in New England
The weather in the northeastern United States can be extreme, to say the least. As a result, it is important to discuss ways to ensure continuous power for educational institutions, including elementary, middle and high schools within local districts, as well as higher education at colleges and universities. Standby emergency generators that are installed by… Continue Reading