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DC Power Tong continues to set the standard in the casing and tubing service industry by offering superior service & innovative casing technology. To exceed our customersʼ expectations, DC Power Tong also provides hydro test trucks, pressure test units, and equipment and pipe wrangler rentals to ensure your project is completed safely and efficiently. At DC Power Tong, we treat your project as if it is our very own, and thatʼs what weʼre all about.

US Power Tong’s 13-5/8” Standard Model Casing Tong (Pics below) is capable of biting pipe sizes 4-1/2” in diameter up to 13-5/8” in diameter. With its’ high torque capability rated at 45,000 lb./ft. as well as its’ lightweight and compact design, it makes this tong one of the most versatile and convenient models US Power Tong offers. This tong also offers a door interlocking system which helps reduce the chances of accidents. This tong operates from a hydraulic power unit that provides power to the tong. The biting system this tong uses is that of a cam style biting system.

US Power Hydraulic Casing Tong 13-5/8″ Light Duty Model Rated @ 30,000 lb/ft. w/Safety Interlock Door and Solid Hanger. (USPT-1619) or Hydraulic Casing Tong Standard Duty Model Rated @ 45,000 lb/ft. w/Safety Interlock Door, Solid Hanger, and High Torque Door. (USPT-1190)

Accessories and added options are also available with US Power Tong’s 13-5/8” Standard Hydraulic Casing Tong. Options that are available are listed below and the paragraphs following describe each item:

The SEC-3PH-11-OBC-EVB is a three-phase On Board Charger (OBC) reference design platform achieving state-of-the-art system efficiency with AEC qualified SiC power devices and drivers. The system boasts the high performance SiC MOSFET 1200 V, 80 m? (NVHL080N120SC1), SiC MOSFET Gate driver 6A (NCV51705) and SiC Diode 650 V, 30 A (FFSB3065B-F085). For test data results, the LLC system was driven in voltage or current control modes by embedded software. This reference design provides internal test results, as well as the files needed to copy the hardware design. The GUI software is provided as a reference only and the embedded software is not provided. Ultimately, SEC-3PH-11-OBC-EVB serves as a strong starting point for a customer design incorporating three-phase AC/DC power conversion. Visit the On Board Charging solutions site to learn how onsemi can accelerate your design with our innovative portfolio.

Debi Galler is General Counsel for Green Street. Prior to joining Green Street, Debi was Of Counsel at Berger Singerman LLP, and before that McDermott Will & Emery, where she advised clients in commercial real estate, transactional, and financial matters. Debi’s work has led her to become recognized and referenced in articles featured in Law360, Bloomberg News, ABA GP Solo eNews, and the podcast titled “The Resilient Lawyer.” Debi graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Miami Law School, sat on the Miami Law Review, and is also a Member of the Order of the Coif.

Craig Dwyer founded MainLine Solar LLC in 2009, and grew the Company from a residential EPC to over 25 MW of commercial and utility scale projects successfully commissioned across the northeast. In 2012, Dwyer went on to serve as Director of Business Development for MainLine’s financing partner, Tangent Energy Solutions – a provider of load management services and distributed generation assets to both utility and C&I. Dwyer put over 300 MW of municipal utility load under management across ISO-NE in 2 years, and developed 5 MW of solar PPAs working with Fortune 500 customers. After Tangent, Dwyer went on to serve as Senior Sales Director at Brightergy in 2014 opening the Kansas City based company’s Boston office and growing the C&I solar developer’s northeast office from $0 to $30M in sales in 2 years. Dwyer left in 2016 to found Terawatt to focus on developing small-mid size utility scale solar projects for municipal utility customers and now has over 200 MW in development nationwide.

Tong Xia has over eight years of experience in the renewable energy industry. Since 2009, Tong has been involved in residential, commercial, industrial and large-scale PV system development, design, engineering, permitting, procurement, construction and O&M. With hands-on experience in PV system construction, Tong has facilitated the implementation of over 50MW of systems. Prior to joining Green Street, Tong served as the Senior Project Engineer at Onyx Renewable Partners. Before Onyx, Tong was the Director of Engineering at OnForce Solar, one of the largest and leading solar EPC firms in New York City at the time. Tong holds NABCEP certified PV installation professional certificate and NABCEP certified PV system inspector certificate. Tong has a B.S. in Civil Engineering in China, and an M.S. in Structural Engineering from the University of New Mexico.

Jonathan Middendorf entered the renewable energy industry in 2008, amounting to 13 years of photovoltaic experience in residential, commercial, governmental, and utility-scale PV systems. He has managed and installed 250 Megawatts of solar, and counting, in Minnesota alone. He is a NABCEP Certified Photovoltaic Energy Practitioner with a strong knowledge in the NEC. He holds certificates in NFPA 70 E, OSHA 30, Construction Site Erosion and Stormwater Management, Advanced Residential Photovoltaic Design and Installation, and Solar Project Management. He is six sigma lean production trained and has an emphasis in QA/QC management, operations management, and project management. He is highly skilled in development, design, permitting, engineering, civil, procurement, construction, commissioning and testing, O&M, electrical 1,000 & 1,500 volts DC, and high voltage services up to 35 KV.

Amanda’s relationship with the solar industry started early in her career. Immediately following her graduation from SUNY New Paltz, she began working as a marketing representative for SunPower by Infinity Solar, where she oversaw the customer support department and implemented numerous marketing campaigns to increase brand exposure and lead flow for the residential sales team. Applying her experience in customer relations and lead generation, Amanda joined Green Street as the first member of the commercial division to help advance it. Within her first year alone, Amanda assisted in the development of a commercial pipeline of over 15 MW in direct sales and 70 MW in Community Distributed Generation projects throughout the State of New York, and continues to be a vital asset in the growth of all aspects of the commercial portfolio.

Elizabeth Price has spent a majority of her life overseas, she formally held an internship with the U.S. State Department as a Management Intern at the U.S. Embassy in Kuala, Lumpur. In this position, Elizabeth began a series of cables discussing the palm oil industry in Malaysia and its adverse effects on the environment. Afterwards, Elizabeth decided to join a young, highly-dedicated team that provides solutions towards a more sustainable future through solar energy installations. Currently, Elizabeth is an underwriting analyst at Green Street Power Partners. In this role, Elizabeth oversees incoming projects, reviews legal documents, and coordinates with lenders on project closings. Elizabeth earned a Bachelor’s Degree in International Economics from Washington State University.

Olivia graduated from Boston University in 2019 with a major in Earth and Environmental Sciences. During her senior year of college, Olivia interned at Terawatt Energy assisting in business development research. Shortly after graduating, Olivia joined Green Street Power Partners where she now aids in due diligence and policy research.

Hugo has been involved in every aspect of photovoltaic systems including EPC, QA, and O&M for over 23 years. Hugo began in the solar industry as a Project Manager. Shortly following, he served as the Director of Engineering at Lanco Solar International. After this role, Hugo moved to Unique Technical Services, LLC where he held the role, VP of Renewable Energy Programs. Prior to joining GSPP, Hugo served as the Director of Operations & Maintenance at 174 Power Global NE and also served as a consultant. Hugo studied Electromechanical Engineering in Argentina, and Electrical Engineering at SUNY Farmingdale.

Jordan graduated from Washington University in St. Louis in 2018 with a major in Environmental Science and a minor in Finance. After interning at an aviation focused investment bank and Green Street Power Partners, Jordan looked to pursue a career in renewable energy finance and joined the Green Street team shortly after graduation. Jordan helps oversee the operating portfolio’s technical and financial performance.