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IHI Power’s New Chief Sees More Renewables - Orange County Business Journal

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Tony Dabbene, the newly named CEO of IHI Power Services Corp. (IPSC), said the company is moving beyond the management of traditional plants to include more renewable energy projects. “We do a lot with biomass. We do some with wind, battery storage and solar,” Dabbene told the Business Journal on Jan. 20. “There’s a lot more we’re seeing on the renewable side.” The Aliso Viejo-based company IPSC manages about 42 power plants in the U.S., accordi…

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IHI Power’s New Chief Sees More Renewables - Orange County Business Journal

Tony Dabbene, the newly named CEO of IHI Power Services Corp. (IPSC), said the company is moving beyond the management of traditional plants to include more renewable energy projects. “We do a lot with biomass. We do some with wind, battery storage and solar,” Dabbene told the Business Journal on Jan. 20. “There’s a lot more we’re seeing on the renewable side.” The Aliso Viejo-based company IPSC manages about 42 power plants in the U.S., accordi…

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