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Timothy Coyle is a senior technical specialist at KFI Engineers. He has more than 40 years of experience in planning, designing, and commissioning industrial, utility, and critical facilities projects, including direct supervisory experience of electrical operations and maintenance staff.
A complete transition from fossil fuels to electricity for heating and cooling has the potential to reduce the resiliency of critical facilities unless an on-site backup power supply is provided.
A complete transition from fossil fuels to electricity for heating and cooling has the potential to reduce the resiliency of critical facilities unless an on-site backup power supply is provided.
