News: Northern New England
Posted: February 6, 2014
The E.S. Boulos Co. completes Compressed Natural Gas loading facility
The E.S. Boulos Company (ESB) commercial division, based in Westbrook, Maine, has completed the fast-track electrical construction of the new Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) loading station. The NECA contractor met an aggressive three-month schedule, providing installation of the facility's electrical service, power control systems, lighting, fire alarm, and security system for the site. ESB PM Peter Lamb headed the project team with Foreman Brian Lane, supervising a field crew of six electricians based out of IBEW Local 1253 in Fairfield Maine.
The facility, developed by Global Partners subsidiary, Global CNG, will be used to help Bangor Gas Company fuel its CNG-fueled vehicles and transport CNG used for heating to commercial, municipal, and industrial customers both in the local Bangor area and in other parts of the state.
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