As electric vehicles take off, utilities are embracing their roles as trusted transportation-electrification advisors. Our May 5th webinar, second as part of a series on fleet electrification challenges and solutions, featured a panel of utility experts discussing the resources and incentives being offered to their customers as well as the comprehensive infrastructure designs, regulatory changes… Read More
At Burns, we are proud to support our clients across the country as they continue to provide critical services even throughout the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. This year our roles have expanded, providing specialized and highly technical engineering services to complex transportation and critical infrastructure projects. In recognition of our growing services, Engineering News-Record… Read More
The nation’s utilities are laying the groundwork for the arrival of electric vehicles. As public transit agencies, fleet operators and individual car owners increasingly embrace electrified transportation options, utilities are working with customers large and small to add resilient and reliable power capacity. Utilities are also leading by example, transitioning internal fleets to electric vehicles…. Read More
Burns builds upon our healthcare engineering expertise with the welcomed addition of Nelson Long, PE. Joining our Orlando office, Nelson brings 25 years of mechanical engineering experience within the healthcare sector. Previous projects span from in-patient facility upgrades to central energy plant renovations to construction of new hospital campuses. Nelson has established a strong reputation… Read More
Prompted by growth in demand for the company’s specialized healthcare and aviation services, Burns has relocated operations into a new, larger office in Downtown Orlando. “We are excited to be part of the economic growth of Central Florida and the Southeastern US region,” said Chief Executive Officer Matthew Burns. “Our larger Orlando office provides an ideal… Read More
On March 10, Burns hosted a lively discussion with some of the country’s leading visionaries in battery-electric vehicle solutions. Panelists shared advice on financial, logistical and operational challenges confronting fellow early adopters of fleet electrification technologies. A recording is now available to watch and share. Video: Mapping Out the Fleet Electrification Journey. Special thanks to… Read More
Join Burns for a conversation with industry leaders on charging infrastructure and electrification transition strategies being piloted across the country. Fleet electrification is accelerating at a rapid pace. Both cleaner and quieter than diesel, gasoline or natural gas alternatives, battery-electric vehicles have become the most cost-effective option for reducing transit fleet emissions. Yet early adopters… Read More
The National Safe Skies Alliance (Safe Skies) this week released an update to the Recommended Security Guidelines for Airport Planning, Design, and Construction through its Program for Applied Research in Airport Security (PARAS). Called upon for our deep expertise in aviation design principals, Burns security experts led the overhaul of this trusted guidance document. The… Read More
Two rising stars from our Railroad and Transit division are on a roll. Congratulations to Ryan Breier and May ElKhattab for their recognition among the Engineering News-Record (ENR) Class of 2021 Mid-Atlantic Top Young Professionals. Outstanding representatives of the Burns core values, May and Ryan have long distinguished themselves through their collaborative response to resolving… Read More
Successful fleet electrification requires a deep understanding of energy and economic analysis, fleet facilities logistics and operations, and resilient power infrastructure. Burns provides these solutions for transit agencies, utilities, municipalities and private companies to achieve electrification goals. Learn more.